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One thing of note is that unlike centralized systems that completely kick them out, this systems merely sequesters them, so they can still talk among themselves
by tomatotomato37 8y ago
One thing of note is that unlike centralized systems that completely kick them out, this systems merely sequesters them, so they can still talk among themselves and have no reason to actively fight against the system and constantly create new accounts.
Containment based systems work better for everyone involved.
- username3 8y agoFlagging posts as nazi and letting users choose to unhide nazi flagged posts is better. Twitter has a NSFW flag and lets users view NSFW with a setting.
- nextlevelwizard 8y agoWhat does flagging someone a Nazi mean? Who decides what is Nazism? If I don't like you because you put your left shoe on before your right shoe can I flag you as Nazi and does that filter them propagate throughout the whole system, so now no one can see your filthy left-shoe-first posts?
- username3 8y agoAnyone can flag someone a Nazi. The user decides if they trust the flagger. If the flagger false flags, users can ignore the false flagger’s flags.