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I find these rants about social media patronizing, people are aware, they just don't care. It's not whistle blowing, it's self congratulatory yipping at this po
by werber 7y ago
I find these rants about social media patronizing, people are aware, they just don't care. It's not whistle blowing, it's self congratulatory yipping at this point. If you want to make a better solution that happens to be decentralized and works with just as little effort, then do it if you actually care rant over
- pmoriarty 7y agoYou fail to take in to account the Eternal September effect.[1] Some people are aware, but others are not because they're new (or for various other reasons, such as just beginning to get interested, etc), and new people will always be coming along. Also, some people might know but might have forgotten or had their attention shifted to something else. It's good to periodically bring it back. There will always, always be a need to inform people. Providing information and good/better arguments for one's position will always be a valid and valuable service. Acting constructively on that information is also needed, of course, but they're not mutually exclusive. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_september https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_september
- metabagel 7y agoLike this? https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/05/inventor-of-the-web-says-the-internet-is-at-a-tipping-point-and-reveals-a-new-plan-to-fix-it.html https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/05/inventor-of-the-web-says-the...
- oco101 7y agoWell, he did it is called Everipedia witch is a decentralized version of Wikipedia, it is a work in progress still but it getting better by the day.
- magnamerc 7y agoIt's on EOS though, a network prone to cartels. Yeah, no thanks.