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No, it's great. No one should trust the "shared Internet experience". Instead of blindly believing what some random entity spews out, this makes it clear that t
by mhb 4y ago
No, it's great. No one should trust the "shared Internet experience". Instead of blindly believing what some random entity spews out, this makes it clear that the underpinning of a community is trust and a reader should explicitly take the source into account when evaluating information.
- lukaesch 4y agoI guess Elon sees this and that‘s why he is betting high on verification badges at Twitter
- FabHK 4y ago... when will the first AI get a credit card?
- spacemadness 4y agoI would think the constant astroturfing on sites like Reddit would have driven this concept home for people, especially on a site like HN, but reading this thread apparently it hasn’t.