joonaa

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   by joonaa 8y ago

   Knowing that I don't have an answer to your second question, just some ideas of the top of my head. Not optimizing for engagement at all may help. Driving people who whish to air their oppinions in public to blogs with RSS as a &quot
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   by joonaa 8y ago

   I agree that is't a human (moral) problem at it's root, but the problem may be aggravated by the current technical solution.
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   by joonaa 8y ago

   It's probably not going to solve itself for sure, but at least the solution is not in the hands of one entity, with perverse incentives to get more engagement to show ads. Besides this, an alternative to FB may not be one technology or
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   by joonaa 8y ago

   Maybe that's the case for him, but I'm of the oppinion that open protocols will win in the end. You often hear about the network effect of social netorks, however it is important to remember that FB is a subset of the greater netw
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   by joonaa 8y ago

   I don't get how Mark can live with the monster he has created. He made billions from this, why doesn't he retire and move to a desert island with his wealth. From there he can start to work on an open protocol alternative to FB.