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The problem with a list like this is that a “bad website” is in the eye of the beholder. I’m not saying that there’s anything wrong with you personally not liki
by shortformblog 2y ago
The problem with a list like this is that a “bad website” is in the eye of the beholder. I’m not saying that there’s anything wrong with you personally not liking the Shopify or the Semrush blog. But I think that everyone else has their own calculus.
It’s the same reason why social media blocklists can be problematic—everyone’s calculus is different.
My suggestion is that you promote it as a starter and suggest that users fork it for their own needs.
- swayvil 2y agoSome kind of democratic process. Where membership and blacklist are both something arrived at democratically. It could be simple. Good?
- shortformblog 2y agoSeems like a kit that can be personalized across broad categories might be a better bet. By putting the onus on one list you don’t solve the main problem, which is that the list might block things you’re fine with.
- manx 2y agoSome kind of community notes consensus system could make sense here to find common ground. When a diverse set of people agree that a site should belong to the list, only then it is added.