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> That fails if you do a first-order implementation because you have no way of knowing whether the person voting/sharing had already read the article, but not n
by privong 10y ago
> That fails if you do a first-order implementation because you have no way of knowing whether the person voting/sharing had already read the article, but not necessarily shared it at the time of reading.
It might still hold for a large group of people, though, and be valid in a statistical sense? Which is what they're really after.
- anigbrowl 10y agoIt could definitely help as long as it's appropriately weighted rather than being a binary choice. It'll be interesting to see how it pans out.