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Vouching for someone to join Gmail is different than vouching for them to join a network a person has a significant social or professional stake in. In tech, we
by motohagiography 6y ago
Vouching for someone to join Gmail is different than vouching for them to join a network a person has a significant social or professional stake in. In tech, we trade mostly (80:20) on competence, outside tech, people trade 80:20 on relationships and perceptions.
Since my upside doesn't come from those networks I can armchair QB it.
- cma 6y agoI'm just asking how so though? Does Clubhouse display a trail of who invited who publicly and also Clubhouse admins are actually going through and booting people that invited the "wrong" person (other than the normal stuff like that every site must do to remove networks of spam accounts/bots)? No one "vouched" for you to join Gmail, the invite system was just a way of limiting the initial load or viral way of having people advertise it to each other depending on who is telling the story. I've never heard it as being to done to make sure the users were "vouched" for.
- motohagiography 6y agoCouldn't say. It's about the perception, and some people understand that dynamic intuitively, others don't.
- 0xBABAD00C 6y ago> Does Clubhouse display a trail of who invited who publicly Yes