Stephanie
Tim SmithEverything I hear about the experience of humans on the front lines of content moderation at scale suggests to me that we should stop attempting to scale content moderation and that we should actively reject platform topologies that require it
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carrickdb
carrickdb (@[email protected])
Me at a real-life gathering: *wow, everyone's being so nice to each other. Online, someone would have accused someone of being a Nazi by now*
nixie@tim
Do you mean choosing local/decentralized topologies where the scale is kept at bay? Or something else?
Do you mean choosing local/decentralized topologies where the scale is kept at bay? Or something else?
@darkscience Definitely maybe! I don't have practical experience here and I don't know enough to propose solutions. It's possible the remaining solution space is simply unsatisfying. If you could defy Zipf's law and conjure a network of instances where everyone has a personal relationship with the admin, you'd at least have different problems. I dunno how to make it easier to start smaller instances in a way that doesn't empower bad actors.