july

Working through a mental model rn

1. Good content is harder to make than bad or stolen content

2. Given a quantity incentive w/o quality penalty, bad content will always proliferate faster

3. Quality is group specific and really hard to measure

So until you know what your group loves, rewards accelerate bad actors?

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Imo rewards will always skew towards bad actors or actors that don’t need/want rewards and especially when distribution is P2P.

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Generalizing ofc: the urge to tip becomes intertwined with the urge to receive. People tip bc others have, bc someone has large following/tip allow, bc the system rewards it. It’s lower friction/higher return than actually judging the content to be objectively good. 

Gaming outpaces good content and good tips