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Google is so very clearly correct to engage in corrective enforcement is the point. Clearly stated rules clearly enforced with algorithmic efficiency likely det
by mdale 5y ago
Google is so very clearly correct to engage in corrective enforcement is the point. Clearly stated rules clearly enforced with algorithmic efficiency likely detected by automated play store screening algorithms.
Centralized digital mediation eliminates froth; no more can we let things slide; we don't bend rules in the way that happen constantly in person to person interactions.
Where to go from here; Perhaps social trust tokens to provide some flex on rules where people have built some levels of trust. I.e if not a game dev farm obfuscating bad things ... Where below certain thresholds have no play store fees for Indy devs? I think Google has some such initiatives. Certainty unity had a progressive license structure that was great for both sides.
- finnthehuman 5y agoThere’s a 2-page paper “how complex systems fail.” Its worth a read in general but one of its points in that humans are the grease that allow complex systems to flex in ways that could not be foreseen. https://how.complexsystems.fail/ https://how.complexsystems.fail/ Item #2