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Agreed! I don't think the goal should be to maximally facilitate social interaction anymore. We've proven there are enough bad actors that it poisons the well
by TameAntelope 6y ago
Agreed!
I don't think the goal should be to maximally facilitate social interaction anymore. We've proven there are enough bad actors that it poisons the well.
So, given the above, how can we still enable some interaction? How can we get the value out of crowdsourcing without creating an opportunity for toxicity?
- sneak 6y agoI don't think that bad actors are the problem you think they are. They still exist in our society and we manage. The issue in my view hinges upon making it easier for people to choose who they interact with online, including tools for delegating those decisions to zero or more third parties. We'll need a good decentralized identity system first.
- TameAntelope 6y agoI think bad actors are the only problem worth talking about. Remove bad actors, and social media becomes a lot more tolerable/positive. The other problems with social media are either not important to most people, or solved by other services already.