Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
In most cases, I agree with this. General topic channels don't work well in the new model. They were built an era of channels as hashtags. There will be some exceptions, but will require a lot of work from the channel owner and moderators to make sure a large channel becomes and stays a community.
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Corbin Page
@corbin.eth
Agreed. I wanna cast about AI and my old casts in /ai got lots of engagement. Now I go to cast, not a member so can't post, so just fallback to the main feed. And get low engagement. 🤷♂️ It's an odd adjustment period at the moment.
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hyperbad
@hyperbad
@dwr.eth @v Is there optionality for owner to make channel invite only or open for public posting? (best of Reddit and TG?)
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
If public, how do you deal with spam?
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hyperbad
@hyperbad
reddit iirc has 1) community moderators 2) community members can mark as spam (wouldn’t encourage introducing downvote)
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
We ran that experiment for the last year and for the most part people didn't want to do the work. If we did Warpcast level spam filtering, people get upset. Thus, the new model for channels.
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hyperbad
@hyperbad
ughhhh yeah was gonna preface with you probably already thought about this…. good decision, will take adjusting wonder at what point threshold tips for it being worth doing the work
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