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Cake day: 2024年7月5日

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  • No, those aren’t examples of “organisation without authority”; they’re the opposite.

    Brother in Christ if this is your reading comprehension I’m not sure how to help you. I’m arguing with Engels here: Meaning organization without authority isn’t possible. How the fuck do you expect me to provide an example of organization without authority if it’s not something I believe in dipshit?

    Provides no examples

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  • a glance, I don’t see a problem. Isn’t social media already a system for rating social credit?

    Yes and no. There’s a difference between having a centralized/agglomerated/global score (e.g. karma on Reddit) and having individual posts/comments ranked. The consequences of said centralized ranking being decided in an opaque manner by a reactionary dev.

    think the problem with social credit scores is when they’re mandatory and can limit things like housing access.

    Yes I agree FICO score is fucked up

    Filtering posts on opt-in social networks just sounds like a reasonable tool for moderating decentralized platforms.

    So is having a community driven mod team, which is having that power not centralized by a (group) of devs across multiple decentralized instances.

    To quote @RiverRock@lemmy.ml:

    I mean most cults have voluntary membership too, it doesn’t make the techniques of social control they employ any less harmful