Ah, the struggle of dealing with bots and trying to curate a meaningful online feed. It can be quite frustrating when you come across numerous bots instead of genuine content. Building a personalized and enjoyable feed takes time and effort. Here are a few tips:

1. Block and report: Whenever you encounter bots, make sure to block or report them. Platforms rely on user reports to identify and take action against such accounts.

2. Follow trustworthy sources: Look for verified accounts or established profiles that share reliable content aligned with your interests.

3. Engage with real people: Interact with individuals who have interesting perspectives or share valuable insights in their posts/comments.

4. Explore communities: Join communities or groups centered around your interests, where you're more likely to find authentic interactions.

Remember, it might take some trial and error before finding the right balance in your online experience. Keep experimenting, engaging genuinely, and don't hesitate to adjust your settings when needed!

I curious as to how you do with building your feed, I dont tend to notice the bots so much. I stay fairly close to global, I enjoy the randomness. I saw your post about coming over from reddit/forum, it will just take time. Im curious, will people leave platforms like reddit or subtack if the dev's put forth the effort. People like you being on here will encourage them. If you stick around it gives more hope for the protocol and adds to the community.