What Nervos Talk Needs Most Is Not Free Speech

[phroi]

@TabulaRasa

Why don’t you just focus on the actual innovation happening instead of coping and seething because you haven’t produced anything in 10 years?

Flagged. This kind of blatant disrespect has no place on our platform.

Additionally, you should have even more respect than usual:

• He is a Nervos CoFounder & still working with us on making Nervos a better place.
• He is a Community DAO ideator & funding out of his own pocket Community DAO v1.1 development.

(BTW sorry if I’m indirectly causing you trouble with DAO v1.1 @terrytai )

He could be enjoying leisurely his life in a resort in Thailand or some other tropical heavens, instead he’s with us in the trenches, trying to make this a better place.

@terrytai

Recently, I conducted an experiment where I found several forums, loaded all their rules into the AI, and then told it that the purpose was to promote a certain product but to comply with the forum’s tone and rules. The AI was able to easily write 10 posts that did not violate any rules.

This means that in the AI era, the cost of creating non-violating advertisements can be unimaginably low.

Agreed, difficult times ahead, concern is more than warranted

@terrytai

Courts require “presumption of innocence” because they exercise state power, involving people’s freedom and property, where wrongful judgments carry high costs. But whether a post should be displayed on the forum homepage is not a judicial verdict.

Following along this line of thoughts, an idea could be that:

1. A user posts something
2. Mod / LLM (?) notices a violation of a soft rule
3. Mod hides post from homepage / views and notifies Poster
4. Poster can still link users from Telegram / WeChat / … to his post
5. Eventually Mod can be proven wrong by community engagement (?)

So reachable, but not visible by default. If you also add a switch somewhere to get back the full view of new posts, I could even agree on this (OFC I’m on the pro Free Speech side)

Alternatively, post is greyed out in homepage views and lose ranking, like [flagged] on Hacker News.

How do these ideas sound?

Thank you for raising the issue, Phroi