Not always traffic is a decisive factor, very important is also the quality of this traffic.
If the traffic figures are high, then there will be many customers. High traffic figures are always productive.
It is very important that these are not bots, but real users.
Using the capabilities of the block system, the platform is protected from bots.
If this platform has a system that blocks bots, then this is just fine. And how is the blocking of bots?
In one of his posts, the representative of the project described this process in detail. I will only give the essence. The application service works in such a way that it monitors repeated registrations from one user and blocks them.
Not always traffic is a decisive factor, very important is also the quality of this traffic.
If the traffic figures are high, then there will be many customers. High traffic figures are always productive.
It is very important that these are not bots, but real users.
Using the capabilities of the block system, the platform is protected from bots.
If this platform has a system that blocks bots, then this is just fine. And how is the blocking of bots?
In one of his posts, the representative of the project described this process in detail. I will only give the essence. The application service works in such a way that it monitors repeated registrations from one user and blocks them.
I do not understand why to block one user with a re-registration, if he is sure to be under another nickname? If there are multiple accounts that will be actively used by one user, the traffic will only expand. Big traffic is important and interesting to advertisers.
