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1) To ensure that known trolls/predators do not show up. 2) Probably because consent can be enforced this way much easier than it can be created in a real disc
by jlg23 8y ago
1) To ensure that known trolls/predators do not show up.
2) Probably because consent can be enforced this way much easier than it can be created in a real discourse. Especially in Germany it is frowned up by leftists to even talk with people from the right-wing spectrum.
I get (1), but (2) makes me wonder whether we learned anything from history at all.
- hbaav6 8y agoHow does using a Twitter blocklist achieve 1)?
- jlg23 8y agoYou keep them out of the loop to some degree and would check against that list during registration. It apparently catches some at least, I am told. I also know of 2 larger conferences in Europe where accounts were monitored and if activity indicates the person is present, they were removed from the venue by security.
- Sir_Substance 8y ago>It apparently catches some at least, I am told. Statistically speaking it should. Do you know if it's proportionally better than just blocking 1 in 10 would-be attendees at random?