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Not at all, we want to have a unified discourse, but we have vastly different values and therefore moderation preferences. The only solution to this is making m
by nathias 4y ago
Not at all, we want to have a unified discourse, but we have vastly different values and therefore moderation preferences. The only solution to this is making moderation user-based, but with better UX than just block everyone you don't like. The user initiatives formed 'block lists' on twitter, which are kind of a good idea for this, you have decentralized decisions that get aggregated into a single filter which then the user simply applies if he chooses so.
- fexecve 4y agoThis is already a solved problem. If I block every anti-vaxxer I see on Twitter, eventually Twitter will stop showing them to me. But if I view the tweet replies to President Biden, I see the anti-vaxxer replies right at the top. So they just need to apply the user preferences across the entire platform.
- nathias 4y agoyea, thats what I mean, we have the solutions and they would also work for decentralized protocols which is always presented as the biggest obstacle for alternatives ...