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RE: Wymiana głosów 1:1! - Czy to koniec bid botów?
there will be a settings page that allows users to automatically accept invites
I'm not sure if this is good idea. This can create a "jerk circle". People won't care for the quality of posts. Instead of this option, I would prefer to have a "read last active post" button on pending invitations page, so it would work this way:
you invited me because you like my last post, I read your latest post and if I like it, I accept your invitation.
I have some more ideas to discuss, I will visit your discord.
Yes, I've actually thought long and hard about this. I feel it is OK if it's done with filters. You will not be allowed to accept any and every invite. Only accounts that already have several exchanges active will be allowed to auto accept. Only so many auto accepts will be allowed per day. Only accounts with X amount of SP can auto accept. Etc. (more rules can be added as necessary).
Every invite creation requires the completion of a captcha. This coupled with the fact that someone is unlikely to send an invite to a spammer, the likely-hood of this being used for spam is very low. If a spammer had 100 sock puppet accounts and wanted them all to upvote each other SteemAX would be a very poor way to do it. That's a lot of captchas to complete and a lot of logging into Steem Connect! And wow, they can only do it 5 times a day. It would take them days and weeks to do it this way. And what's the other fear? That spammers will get together and create exchanges with each other? Still unlikely for the same reasons.
That's great solution. One more thing:
right now when I create invite I have to go to my profile page and hit send button (maybe this extra step can be skipped)
I am working on a "batch" send so you can send all the invites in one go. ;) But SteemAX does not have permission to transfer your funds so this is the best way.
Whales need an auto accept feature because they will be creating the most exchanges. Exchange invites expire, so for a whale to constantly maintain hundreds of exchanges is too much to ask.