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I’m still fairly new to the team, and don’t claim to represent their point of view here, but my impression is that services (like moderation services) aren’t in
by danabramov 3y ago
I’m still fairly new to the team, and don’t claim to represent their point of view here, but my impression is that services (like moderation services) aren’t intended to be divorced from the communities they’re serving. It’s more that they’re decoupled from the physical data placement. The relationship between users and moderation services would be many-to-many. The incentives to self-organize and to provide a valuable service for your community are still there; it’s just that the notion of belonging to a community is more fluid in itself.
- miragecraft 3y agoFluid community would disincentive tight-knit community wouldn't it? I feel that if you decouple the social reward and the grunt work of moderation and financial burden of hosting the relay, then the incentives just wouldn't be there to do the dirty work unless it becomes paid or monetized in some way.