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My point is that I think those people will end up realising that they need some form of moderation that will likely conflict with the core premise of the platfo
by danpalmer 6y ago
My point is that I think those people will end up realising that they need some form of moderation that will likely conflict with the core premise of the platform.
- eznzt 6y agoModeration is not binary... There's a hell of a difference between banning misgendering and banning someone who spends all day sending unsolicited replies or shock images.
- danpalmer 6y agoI'm not going to comment on this example, as we may disagree, but I think that there's more than unsolicited replies and shock images that will happen here, there will be significant rallying against certain groups, and members of those groups will feel unsafe around that. The problem for Parler is that many of their target market (the right) are in fact in one of these groups. Women, ethnic minorities, the rich, the poor, veterans, the less abled, conservative voters, libertarian voters, the list goes on and more examples will arrive. Building a platform on being a safe space for division and exclusion can't succeed because that same force will make it an unsafe space for all but the small niche that win the territory. We've already seen hints of women on the conservative right having a problem with misogyny from others in the community...
- corey_moncure 6y agoCan you expound on the difference between “safe space” and “unsafe space”? I don’t think I understand what these words mean.