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The rooms aren't created by Clubhouse, so it makes sense for the creator of the room to moderate it according to the goals of their particular room. It's not a
by seriousquestion 6y ago
The rooms aren't created by Clubhouse, so it makes sense for the creator of the room to moderate it according to the goals of their particular room. It's not a burden because it's not an open forum like HN or Reddit, where anyone can talk. The moderators have to specifically choose who gets to speak and can simply drop them back to the audience if a problem.
- alex_g 6y agoYeah but if the goal of the room is to foment hatred and target harassment at an individual who isn't in the room, that's still abuse.
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- andrew_v4 6y agoDoes this apply to a phone call? To a zoom call with five people in it? Should trying to stop someone from doing something, even if abhorrent, in private, really be a priority? I can only see this ending badly. If there is a link to real world crimes, sure, intercepting a discussion is one method available to detect / deter / deny / disrupt, just like a wiretap. But (and maybe I misunderstand your comment) beginning with the idea that we should try and prevent conversations we find abhorrent from happening is, well, abhorrent.
- alex_g 6y agoNo, and that's not what I said. Clubhouse is not just private phone calls. It's a social network.
- meowkit 6y agoWhat is a social network? Fundamental its a graph structure of human relationships. Humans are the actors/nodes and edges are the interactions. Two people chatting fits this criteria. You can have a private chat on Clubhouse between two people.
- alex_g 6y ago> Clubhouse is not just private phone calls. Yes, you can have a private chat on Clubhouse. You can also have a private chat on Facebook or Twitter. They are all social networks. I don't think trying to find edge cases for what constitutes a social network is helpful to this conversation.
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- Dracophoenix 6y agoVersatility is not an edge case. By your standard, conference calls can't be considered phone calls because few people ever used the feature.
- alex_g 6y agoI feel like I shouldn’t need to explain why a conference call and a social network are different.
- cutenewt 6y agoModerating private discussions (e.g. most Zoom calls) are very different from moderating public discussions.
- Dracophoenix 6y agoWhere's the distinction? It's like saying a phone call is functionally different from a conference call. Both Zoom and Clubhouse use private infrastructure, thus all discussions are private even if many people are involved in them.