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we have tried decentralization and it doesnt work because the internet is no longer in its baby state. People reminisce of those rosy times where only a few sel
by seydor 3y ago
we have tried decentralization and it doesnt work because the internet is no longer in its baby state. People reminisce of those rosy times where only a few select highly educated people were online but this is not going to be the case ever again. Trust is not a solved problem
The best we can hope is we can build AI-moderated content systems where the AI is subject to some form of self-governement by the community by e.g. voting among possible moderation models. Adding humans into the mix always invite uncomfortable gatekeeping and political issues
- naravara 3y ago> People reminisce of those rosy times where only a few select highly educated people were online but this is not going to be the case ever again. It doesn’t need to be. Forums can just be unfriendly to people who don’t meet the standards for discussion. They can do this overtly, through moderation that shoves out low value contributors, or more subtly through design choices and cultural factors that discourage low tier posting.