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Why care? All your points could also be made about Twitter. Avoiding astroturfing is a serious problem, but one that extends way beyond imaginations for this
by confounded 10y ago
Why care?
All your points could also be made about Twitter.
Avoiding astroturfing is a serious problem, but one that extends way beyond imaginations for this web standard.
- tyingq 10y agoIf this plays out as outlined, browsers would natively tie the comments to your site. That's the difference. Mentioned above, like making restaurants display live scrolling Yelp reviews at the front door. If not, then, perhaps more like Twitter.
- confounded 10y agoOnly if you opt-in to a widely astroturfed (likely general-interest) public annotations provider. I know I wouldn't. I don't think there's a browser vendor who'd go for this experience as default.
- tyingq 10y agoPerhaps I'm not understanding. Website owners will attempt to AstroTurf whatever annotation system is associated with negative comments on their site.