the people crave bluesky social credit scores
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i think there is reasonable doubt and no one seems to have the actual context
> he started off his thread with what trans people are doing that justifies bans he's talking about some specific trans users that are violating TOS (this is a real thing!), he's not talking about trans people in general or as an entire group i don't see an issue with that
i'm so sympathetic. because Brandolini's Law. because glonzo suckers incite more glonzo. we are absent forces to de-radicalize the low-will susceptible. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandol... at the same time though one single number will never ever be good!
ideally we have network assessments at our back, understand both the mass voice, & what our network says. can see & find dissent. we have meta-moderation to understand & see the controversialness of those whose voices we are letting factor in to our personalized moderations. bsky.app/profile/jaun...
everyone is immediately going to say, oh, doing anything is going to be a vector for abuse. how is that a problem when the data is public? our tools will have to adapt to that. we won't all agree on out moderation and we will need meta-moderation systems. same as it's always been.
It is so cool that they incidentally disproved Goodheart's law. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhar...
You can tell that guy wanted to be the guy who sorted people on the way to the showers the last time around. They always have a great efficient and perfectly logical system for determining people's worth and it's nothing to do with that one time a trans woman bullied him that they bring up randomly.