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I really like the idea. I sometimes get the idea some people just start raging at the world in general when they get their comments rejected/banned, and start t
by fnands 7mo ago
I really like the idea. I sometimes get the idea some people just start raging at the world in general when they get their comments rejected/banned, and start to develop some sort of persecution complex.
Will this fix the problem? I am not sure, but I do appreciate the effort.
- ilinx 7mo agoI believe whoever solves the emotional dysregulation that leads to some persecution complexes will genuinely deserve a Nobel Peace Prize. While I doubt this will solve the problem completely, I do see potential for it to prevent discourse from spiraling quite as badly as it tends to. I predict that a feature like this would probably chase off some undesirable community members, while genuinely helping some people improve their ability to engage in good-faith discussion and debate. And if it eases the burden on moderators and the community at large who currently police these things, it seems like a clear win. I’m sure it could be mis-calibrated to tone policing, but I’m not one to let perfect be the enemy of good.
- NickHodges0702 7mo agoThanks for this. This is exactly our viewpoint and what we are trying to do.