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The ability to ban rogue users would likely have helped them immensely. An invitation-only system would probably have been of benefit as well. Nothing is foolp
by probablyfiction 12y ago
The ability to ban rogue users would likely have helped them immensely. An invitation-only system would probably have been of benefit as well.
Nothing is foolproof, obviously, but their users were working quickly. They only would have needed to keep malicious users away for a limited time in order to achieve success.
The author likely doesn't have much real-world experience with users or his team would have built this sort of capability into the software from the ground up. Any dev worth his or her salt knows to never trust any user.
- sk8ingdom 12y agoAnd one of the crowd-sourcing examples, Wikipedia, has this built in functionality. Certain Wikipedia pages are under constant attack and diligent contributors do what they can to keep them accurate.