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Re:Reddit shuts down subreddits including r/The_Donald and r... by rmrfstar on Monday June 29, 2020 @01:39PM (#23679975)
It's really too bad that there are no scalable "proof of intellectual work" protocols for human interactions.

I guess 3301 got things right with the Liber Primus.

Re:Reddit shuts down subreddits including r/The_Donald and r... by dboreham on Monday June 29, 2020 @01:42PM (#23680005)
Isn't this pretty much what "elites" are for?
Re:Reddit shuts down subreddits including r/The_Donald and r... by rmrfstar on Monday June 29, 2020 @01:45PM (#23680047)
I think they tend to be fashion critics more than anything else.
Re:Reddit shuts down subreddits including r/The_Donald and r... by posterboy on Wednesday July 01, 2020 @06:04PM (#23707329)
I think don't expect intelectual work to work on reddit is very scalable for a start, or any faceless interface. There's a reason sciences still hold conferences, which should appear rather uneconomic if internet was a viable competitor. It was never meant to be thst, but many people seem to think so, effectively isolating themselves and becoming detached from reality.

This is just a random internet comment of course, so ymmv