Seeing trolling acted out in the real world makes it clear how truly awful it is.https://youtu.be/URvC6T_xhE0
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I'm not 100% sure of this, but I'm hopeful that rather than being the new normal, trolling will be cured by a new generation of social apps.
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I design online multiplayer games - & systems-wise, it's a REALLY hard problem to solve. Any promising ideas? Who's doing this well?
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Increased distribution for quality, increased filtration for $. A self-governing, virtuous cycle.https://blog.eutopian.io/building-a-better-linkedin/ …
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My hypothesis is that it largely will. I don't, however, have an intuition for how long it'll take to "solve" it, which feels concerning
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so far such optimism has not been warrantied.
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The hope/key here = accountability. When such behavior becomes known to cost someone later (eg applying for jobs), then it should slow
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Maybe YC can take a leadership role here: YC makes aware that it scans social media for such behavior. If found…
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Seems like this is more of a business decision than a technology problem — Either Twitter et al want the trolls, or they don't care.
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Serious question: how much traffic do trolls drive? How much do they drive away? I would bet that on balance they drive engagement.
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