Trent Reznor Quits Web 2.0, Offers Cutting Advice To Haters
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#4Trent could probably solve some of this with technology and create a self-policing environment, in which a core group of half-sane fans could administrate/police/censor to the betterment of all - There's a reason why Wikipedia's NPOV cabal and anti-vandalism bots make it a better place.
Likewise with keeping the community small (and hopefully self selected to be at least semi-lucid) ala the HN approach is also good.
Big, uncontrolled, and lunatic is a recipe for all sorts of wackiness and cruft.
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#5One thought after reading this: Troll filtering is a big, wide open market.
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#6My favorite line: "...the [social media] experiment seems to have yielded a result. Idiots rule."
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#7One thought after reading this: Troll filtering is a big, wide open market.
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#8> Anyway, we're in a world where the mainstream social networks want any and all people to boost user numbers for the big selloff and are not concerned with the quality of experience.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think that's just the result of version 1.
We're on a version way past 1... that has been the result for many years now. The second person on the Internet was probably a troll.
So early on it wasn't a problem, my guess is that trolls probably didn't really appear until AOL.