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The author lists a set of rules, one of which is: "always move people back to your kingdom, never to another kingdom". So he's motivated by "moving people to k
by exodust 2y ago
The author lists a set of rules, one of which is: "always move people back to your kingdom, never to another kingdom".
So he's motivated by "moving people to kingdoms", which sounds like the exact thing he's calling out the big social platforms on, but adopting himself on a smaller scale.
In the end, respecting users isn't the guiding force. "Kingdom building" is. Brand building. Users herded like cattle from castle to castle. It's "trust me bro" website ethics replacing corporate social media policies.
- diggan 2y agoI dunno, reading and trying to understand what the author is trying to mean, I still think they're referring to moderation and not servers/infra when they talk about "kingdoms". But I could be wrong, it has happened before so bound to happen sometime again.