There's an urge to create systems to protect "civil rights" in these spaces, but those systems have so far been utterly godawful.
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I don't think it's too expensive, I just think every system created has so far been simultaneously unresponsive and prone to abuse
Cool thing I'm hearing now from multiple fronts is that user-specific tools to filter what reaches you are not hard
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So like an opt-in filter you can turn on when you need it. Not something that removes the user or their tweets.
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Sometimes hearing everything is hard but useful. But sometimes you have what amounts to pollution.
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Hey guys you know what would be great? If third party developers worked on apps that let you do this lolololololol *cries self to sleep*
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@sarahjeong Unfortunately, incentivizing their creation is. Tragedy of the social media commons -
@sarahjeong ...I *think* the funding issue can be solved too. Think ppl would support crowdfunded bootstrap of a browser extension? -
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@sarahjeong ...once built, my hunch is the data (on how it's used) would be useful across a couple fields.
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@sarahjeong Well, they wouldn't be, if twitter still supported third-party clients for real. This kind of thing is what we lost.Merci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
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