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I feel like this will be true of most expanded social networks, unless the founders value curation and quality over quantity. Some solutions that I can think of
by parennoob 13y ago
I feel like this will be true of most expanded social networks, unless the founders value curation and quality over quantity. Some solutions that I can think off may be:
1. Make it invite-only? I don't use CS but I think it had this feature the last time I heard about it. Wonder why it doesn't address the complaints of blank profiles, etc.
2. A group of moderators amongst local users who can verify or address endorse people from their area.
I don't know if either of these will help address some problems which seem to be heavily localised to specific areas though (NYC / San Diego, from what I've read in the post and this thread.)
- erebrus 13y agoThat's another thing in which CS has gone in the opposite direction. Before, the ambassadors had much stronger roles of welcoming and educating new members of the community, now they are less and less relevant. Ambassadors are what made the community a bit self-moderated before.