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> what is the appropriate way to respond that cannot be described as a "shame mob" here's an algorithmic solution: https://github.com/neyer/respect https://gi
by MarkPNeyer 11y ago
> what is the appropriate way to respond that cannot be described as a "shame mob"
here's an algorithmic solution:
https://github.com/neyer/respect https://github.com/neyer/respect
we could give louder volume to people who we are more likely to respect.
rather than some the person, just give them a negative edge, and lessen their volume towards people that respect you.
i have an implementation running on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/respectmatrix?fref=ts https://www.facebook.com/respectmatrix?fref=ts
- clentaminator 11y agoVery interesting. A few questions: - How similar is this to PageRank? - Is it possible to implement this system anonymously? - What happens if I don't want to state publicly that I respect X, for fear of backlash or more simply that, while I respect X's opinion, I don't want to be seen to be associated with X?
- MarkPNeyer 11y agoi think it's very similar to pagerank, except the 'soundness' concept is new. you could do it anonymously if you trusted the party storign the data. i 'm going to add that to the FB version, so you can message the page privately. this would also work on reddit, hacker news, twitter or other sites.