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The signal to noise ratio would still be terrible. The company would have no mechanism to work out who was actually being honest. For every story that trends o
by richardwhiuk 6y ago
The signal to noise ratio would still be terrible. The company would have no mechanism to work out who was actually being honest.
For every story that trends on HN, 9 times out of 10, it turns out Apple/Google/Microsoft/Facebook were right, and the company was doing something dodgy.
- exikyut 6y agoFacepalm. I forgot to mention the stipulation part that I mentioned last time I mused about this. The platform would require HN profile info, GitHub account details, maybe a keybase identity or two, perhaps a project website, etc, demonstrating years of organic ongoing activity, to be submitted with cases in order for them to be lodged. Basically any and every type of dev-oriented signal that would be extremely difficult for a scammer to fake.