Re:More than 140 Kenya Facebook moderators sue after diagnos...
by moomin on Saturday December 21, 2024 @08:36PM
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I mean, the technical expertise thing is solvable, it’s just no-one wants to solve it because SaaS is extremely lucrative."
Re:More than 140 Kenya Facebook moderators sue after diagnos...
by apitman on Sunday December 22, 2024 @11:52AM
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Content hosting for creators can be commoditized.
Content discovery may even be able to remain centralized.
No idea if there's a way for it to work out economically without ads, but ads are also unhealthy so maybe that's ok.
Re:More than 140 Kenya Facebook moderators sue after diagnos...
by lalalali on Sunday December 22, 2024 @02:55PM
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Introducing a free unlimited hosting service where you could only upload pictures, text or video. There’s a public page to see that content among adds and links to you friends free hosting service pages. TOS is a give-give: you give them the right to extract all the aggregated stat they want and display the adds, they give you the service for free so you own you content!
Is that increase worth traumatizing moderators? I have no idea. But I frequently see this sentiment on HN about the old internet being better, framed as criticism of big internet companies, when it really seems to be at least in part criticism of how the median internet user has changed -- and the solution, coincidentally, would at least partially reverse that change.