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Well the site is just a test (which didn't really take off to be honest, I've posted it here and there). But regarding the controls and the trust, you only pay
by wishrider 7y ago
Well the site is just a test (which didn't really take off to be honest, I've posted it here and there). But regarding the controls and the trust, you only pay out the reward if you like the result (that's how it works at the moment). And both the creators and the requesters can gain a reputation. A requester gets a good reputation for offering rewards and regularly paying them out. A content creator gets a good reputation for regularly fulfilling good wishes.
- save_ferris 7y agoThe app looks awesome for curating things that aren’t time-sensitive or dependent on trust or verification of content. But again, relying purely on the community to verify quality is a major liability when it comes to information geared towards the public interest. I highly recommend you read up on the fake political groups that the Russians created on Facebook and Twitter that generated hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of engagements. People just didn’t realize that they were fake groups while sharing their content/tweets. The mueller report covered this operation in great detail, it’s worth the read if you’re serious about building products like this. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/04/18/us/politics/mueller-report-document.html https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/04/18/us/politics/m...