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This is a weird post. Yes, they monitor for abuse of their TOS. No surprise there. But also, this is really the only way to actually improve the underlying tec
by phillipcarter 3y ago
This is a weird post. Yes, they monitor for abuse of their TOS. No surprise there.
But also, this is really the only way to actually improve the underlying tech. How do you know patterns of abuse? Normal use? Weird but non-abusive use? By collecting data on that usage and feeding it back into development.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago> But also, this is really the only way to actually improve the underlying tech. How do you know patterns of abuse? Normal use? Weird but non-abusive use? By collecting data on that usage and feeding it back into development. You can collect that data internally or let users opt in; spying on users is absolutely not the only way to improve.
- phillipcarter 3y agoIt's not spying on users. And no, it's really the only way to do it effectively. When you make it opt in or internal only, you get far too much selection bias to make the product good. That's just how it works with this tech right now.