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Cool. In some ways, that sounds like the software industry in a nutshell, to be honest :) Can you share a sense for what any of the core unsolved problems are
by jka 6y ago
Cool. In some ways, that sounds like the software industry in a nutshell, to be honest :)
Can you share a sense for what any of the core unsolved problems are? (I'd be happy to read a mailing list / previous discussions if there's too much background to be worth communicating in a comment here)
I've noticed that Arguman seemed to run into community management and spam issues. More broadly speaking there seems to be a societal challenge in getting people to trust and feel invested in honest debating and to accept best-known truths.
- manx 6y agoThe core unsolved problems in my opinion are: - The argumentation data model - An attack/manipulation-proof community curation system (maybe similar to StackOverflow) - A user-interface that can be used by anyone who is interested to contribute, but powerful enough to work with the argumentation structure There is a weekly zoom meeting every monday that is recorded and uploaded to youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwMyf-sRX2_Hqw-h9ba_StFt5jOKlpBcF https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwMyf-sRX2_Hqw-h9ba_S...
- jka 6y agoLate reply here, but thank you - I'll try to catch up on a few of those recordings. Edit: small clarification