Re:Facebook moderators break NDAs to expose working conditions
by dragonwriter on Wednesday June 19, 2019 @08:19PM
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> What I'm saying, seriously, is that we need a society-wide blameless post-mortem on social networks
Social networks aren't dead, so we can't have a post-mortem.
Also, you can't have a society-wide blameless analytical conversation about anything, especially if there are significant conflicting interests involved; that's not how people work. (It's perhaps noteworthy that even while suggesting this you offer no objective descriptions of impacts with reasoned analysis of contributing factors, instead jumping straight to blame and policy responses, with some labelled as “obvious”.)
Social networks aren't dead, so we can't have a post-mortem.
Also, you can't have a society-wide blameless analytical conversation about anything, especially if there are significant conflicting interests involved; that's not how people work. (It's perhaps noteworthy that even while suggesting this you offer no objective descriptions of impacts with reasoned analysis of contributing factors, instead jumping straight to blame and policy responses, with some labelled as “obvious”.)