There's definitely a case for both sides here. On one hand, you've gotta reward the activities that actually drive revenue—that's the only way to keep projects growing and aligned with real economic activity. On the flip side, anyone who's been around long enough knows farming is basically inevitable at this point. Once there's yield on the table, it's game over; the bots and farmers will find every loophole. So the real question becomes: how do you design incentives smart enough to minimize the damage while still making it worth honest contributors' time? That's the actual puzzle.