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This system is founded on the idea that the "community" will be a group of honest, well-behaved actors. As the internet at large has proven time and again, this

This system is founded on the idea that the "community" will be a group of honest, well-behaved actors. As the internet at large has proven time and again, this is a hilariously naive idea.

Vicinity9635 3y ago
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stormfather 3y ago
"democracy is the worst form of government – except for all the others that have been tried"
mardifoufs 3y ago
It's been working very well. If there's one saving grace to X/twitter, it's the community notes. It makes for a very very outrage-reducing experience. Plus, you can just vote on which one is true or not. And I don't think a simple majority is enough for that.
lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
> [Trustworthy advertising] is founded on the idea that the ["advertisers"] will be a group of honest, well-behaved actors. As the internet at large has proven time and again, this is a hilariously naive idea. I'd prefer the "community" bullshit over the "advertiser" bullshit.
itishappy 3y ago
Ironically, I believe this to be a hilariously naïve view that does not align with how the system was designed and developed. The community note system was built on the understanding that the community is composed of a large collection of unique individuals with their own diverse viewpoints which will not always align. It's been designed to explicitly to take this into account and promote opinions that are agreeable to as diverse a group as possible while downranking opinions that are being promoted by organized groups of dishonest like-minded actors. https://communitynotes.twitter.com/guide/en/under-the-hood/ranking-notes https://communitynotes.twitter.com/guide/en/under-the-hood/r...