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1. No censorship beyond the absolute minimum necessary. Free speech absolutism. 1.1. Everyone now knows Nick Fuentes is a nazi rat. Flipside, r/ontario mods st
by incomingpain 2y ago
1. No censorship beyond the absolute minimum necessary. Free speech absolutism.
1.1. Everyone now knows Nick Fuentes is a nazi rat. Flipside, r/ontario mods straight up admit they ban viewpoints because 'conservatives are all homophobic racists' defeating the entire community.
2. No abusable voting system that enables non-contributors to curate content. X or Facebook are positivity systems. Soon as you allow downvoting that matters, you create an echo chamber.
3. No echo chambers allowed. Inclusivity does include opposing viewpoints.
4. No socio-technical debt allowed.
5. Key figures cannot filter away or block anyone.
6. All niches allowed.
- Teeorb 2y agoI think maybe what most concern the most is censorship, and the direct by-product like echo chambers. Echo chambers are kind of inevitable in the way people with the same type of ideas gather and sort of enhance the ideology as a whole... This kind of naturally occur in any social platform.
- Teeorb 2y agoI mean as a platform what it wants the most is the amount of attention (or time spent on it including fights), the more the better. Most platforms run ads they kind of need the toxicity.