Crissa Kentavr
Crissa@meow.social
<p>Centauress</p>
Posts
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Post #2531647
RE: https://mastodon.social/@obscurestar/116519222369161877 Our unSCruz camp!
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Post #1603544
@argv_minus_one @Elizafox @camertron One can believe that the current tools and the proposed legislation is bad... ...but also accept that the corporate media is also toxic. IRC is not Twitter. One thing is not the other. Chat lobbies for games, ICQ and Discord are far more like IRC than Twitter and tiktok. Scale and moderation are key. Corporate media wants to grow beyond their ability to moderate. In fact, they take profit in it. They aim to maximize engagement by harnessing negative p...
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Post #1603543
@argv_minus_one @Elizafox @camertron So you&#39;ve only experienced bad moderation. Your solution is to make it worse? What? Moderation needs to be in context, it needs to be in scale, and yes, smaller is better. That scale allows the moderators to have the proper context. And no, this isn&#39;t like a school where there&#39;s no records of what actually happened - this is the internet, we have logs, backscroll, etc.
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Post #1603541
@argv_minus_one @Elizafox @camertron Yeah, it worked earlier because it was in scale. Age-verification models have never worked, but age-gating based upon self-reporting has worked - it&#39;s only failing when liability is on the service to figure out who is of age. Of course they want to push the liability onto us.
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Post #1603539
@argv_minus_one @Elizafox @camertron We literally are in places that are like strip clubs and bars. And it works because if someone behaves and acts the age, there there&#39;s no harm. If they don&#39;t act the age, they get kicked. And because the age liability is upon their parents, it doesn&#39;t involve weird identity-theft software. There is no way for kids of specific ages to form contracts and use some software - but placing the onus upon that software is a huge whole s...