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And real, no hassle, threaded discussion! I have similar thoughts. Perhaps solving that problem would still count.
by ddingus 7y ago
And real, no hassle, threaded discussion!
I have similar thoughts. Perhaps solving that problem would still count.
- blotter_paper 7y agoHashcash? More realistically, for all the places where a web-of-trust model fails moderation seems like the perfect fit for it. I see no reason we can't have multiple teams of moderators whitelisting/blacklisting different content in the same namespace, with their changes applied only to users who opt-in.
- na85 7y agoFederated accounts between servers might be a nice overlay feature set. Servers can just reject mail from any unauthenticated user, and sync user databases periodically.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoFederated moderation enables extremists to blacklist people who endorse something they don't personally like and limit their ability to use other sites.
- dmd 7y agoThis is a plot point in Neal Stephenson's "Fall".