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🥲 bad incentives ruined the internet
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Incentives for productive speech: A speech community is likely to produce whatever kind of discourse it incentivizes. This means that users should have formal or informal incentives to produce speech that is recognized by other users as worthy.
A scholarly culture that reads and discusses enduringly great works incentivizes the production of such wo... See more
A scholarly culture that reads and discusses enduringly great works incentivizes the production of such wo... See more
Ari Schulman • Why Speech Platforms Can Never Escape Politics | National Affairs
Our desires, motivations and behaviors are constantly being shaped by incentives and systems we aren’t even aware of. So much genius and money has gone into a metaphor that assumes all humans desire is status and likes and influence and convenience and efficiency.
Yes, humans want all those things. But we also want to be inspired. To be delighted. T... See more
Yes, humans want all those things. But we also want to be inspired. To be delighted. T... See more
sari azout • Taste, Conviction, Elon Musk
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Success here will come down to implementation details. The incentive structure, funding sources, size, goals, moderation approach, and community management philosophy of these networks will determine their long term viability as both businesses and communities. Whether coming at it from the angle of social media, brand, or content creator, building... See more
Toby Shorin • Come for the Network, Pay for the Tool
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But as we’ve seen, monetization is only one dimension to the platform legitimacy crisis. It’s not just about money: it’s about agency and autonomy, and having the opportunity to participate in decisions that directly impact your livelihood. It’s about breaking the unilateral power that platforms hold as centralized points of control in the ecosyste... See more
Katie Parrott • Legitimacy Lost
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