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Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by berberous on Saturday November 03, 2018 @10:29AM (#18370307)
The idea of impeaching mods sounds interesting, but unworkable. How do you stop hostile communities from brigading and removing each other’s mods?
Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by HostFat on Saturday November 03, 2018 @10:52AM (#18370451)
It isn't a "democracy", votes have a different weight based on the past participation on the specific community sub.
Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by nemo44x on Saturday November 03, 2018 @10:59AM (#18370492)
Some type of social credit system with power at the local and global level. Give active and creditable participants in a single community more authority there by giving more votes. Global credibility (you play nice in other communities) additionally is factored into the users ability to influence. Make this credit consumable. This way a community that wants to disrupt another will have to overspend and leave themselves vulnerable to destruction. MAD in essence.
Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by boramalper on Saturday November 03, 2018 @10:54AM (#18370460)
Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by lostmsu on Saturday November 03, 2018 @10:53PM (#18373849)
I wonder why can't one just pick mods for themselves. E.g. "subscribe" to a mod, meaning whatever that mod hides, you don't see. It could even be mutual.
Re:Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities by rolleiflex on Sunday November 04, 2018 @12:36AM (#18374246)
That’s exactly how it works. Default mods are just that, default.