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Are you asking if we need censorship? Nope! In this case it is on primal to clarify and build relation to it's users. If primal is a good solution, it will be resiliant to things like this.
As an online environment I think we would do well to write a list of principles to point people to. Similar to the 10 principles of Burning Man perhaps. Here are some ideas, what would you add? Verify the note (your own too) Don't trust the note Practice v4v Participate (help build) Be constructive (use your own skills) Zap the other Have a mindset Accept bad notes as a a trade off
That's good advice for the poster of (accidental) fake news. I’m looking more for a solution for readers, it would have been nice if my client automatically added as a note Pablo’s post: View quoted note → with a reference to Miljan’s post Which is basically a very simplified version of Community Notes
imo let users decide to trust or not, will find out sooner or later in the replys / comments, community notes on x are wrong half of the time too
Ideally you would not hardcode Pablo as a trusted source for everybody, right? The "note" would have to be weighted relatively to whoever is reading. I think NIP-32 labels are ideal for this.
Yes in this case it essentially requires clients to provide some way to easily label something as fake, and then for other clients to read the labels, make some decision probably based on follow graph on which labels to show or not. Maybe NIP-32 is enough, I need to look into it again, last time I checked it seemed a bit complex.
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
I think us, the users, should use hashtags and call out #bullshit or #spam or #spammmy or #liar or #fraudster depending on what we, again, the users, think. reputations will be made or killed based on replies. I posted a note of similar notions earlier this week. check it out. #smij #zapd
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
agreed. #tagthespammer #smij #zapd #grownostr
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
nope. the lack of ability to delete/edit keeps the non clinical insane from considering what they note put in a note. you're permitted to reply to your own note & state a change of mind, but you don't get to unsay something. life doesn't let you unring a bell
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
awww, did I step on your toes, karen? *rolls eyes, walks away*
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nobody 2 years ago
Critical thinking and humility must be learned. Someone doing that for you is not freedom. Freedom demands responsibility. The correct course of action was to see if the warning appears for themselves, then potentially confront @miljan directly for an answer to get his side, and *then* to decide an opinion. Just my two cents. Community notes is just another form of only hearing one side.
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nobody 2 years ago
Perhaps. I understand it can be frustrating when nobody listens when criticism is stated in reasonable terms. On the other hand, this is my perfect opportunity to say “trending is a shitcoin,” for today.
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nobody 2 years ago
I believe the entire concept is, personally. I don’t even look anymore, and I find it much less stressful, even though I thought I didn’t care to start with.
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
curation is great, but it should be opt in. people need to be aware that things are being screened for them otherwise it is censorship.
Probably up to the clients to find a way to do anything with it. More report options for stuff like this and clients can do what they want with the info. I see there isn’t any way to report stuff like this in either Nostur or Damus, for example. Closest thing is spam. @jb55 @Damus
NIP-32 is just adding tags to other people's events, with optional comments I think.
So you solve "the problem" of someone posting something that may be inaccurate, by letting other people mark their posts with tags that may also be inaccurate. Sounds like a great plan that surely will not backfire and will guarantee that minorities never get gangbanged by majorities.
Reputation system for users would be enough. And to prevent bots to spam positive reputation, we can count only votes by peple we follow.
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Jim Smij 2 years ago
i think there is a difference when you opt in to curation knowing what to expect. like forums back in the day, you go to a reptile forum you expect pictures of lizards but not cats. nothing against cats, but a cat forum probably wouldn't expect lizards there either... and Moderators clean up the porn spam and the occasional political post that someone on a reptile forum might not care to see either. it's opt in curation, which is self censorship. you're willing to risk missing a nice cat pic, but because you chose this particular reptile forum, you're ok with it. see how some might look at it?
Don't be stupid. Just don't trust anything else or check it by yourself. That's darn simple. No need the "Community Notes" or shits, cause bots could misuse it anyway (Noting Nostr protocol was easy) View quoted note →
community notes on nostr could be based on people you follow votes (helpful or not)