I'm sure jedberg will be very interested to find out about this Reddit thing

Reddit isn't people who have made at least a 25k investment in a terminal communicating under their real name and job title. That's worth something.

No, but it has plenty of people making at least a 250k investment into a meme stock.

My understanding was that the real action takes place in the anonymous chat rooms on the Bloomberg terminal, But I don't know if this is true.

> This has that too, it's called "reddit"

If you receive a Bloomberg message from someone, it's something actionable. That's not true, in finance, of virtually any other electronic communication channel.

> If you receive a Bloomberg message from someone, it's something actionable.

That's some real blue sky thinking.

Can you give some examples? Do you mean it's highly trustworthy?

>communicating under their real name and job title.

I never got spammed once on my terminal.

Not once.

He's just saying the high cost acts as an inbound filter.

Spamfilter prior to HashCash based on Proof of Income

I wonder if a messageboard where you had to submit a significantly difficult hashcash proof with every message would be very interesting.