KMac🍌 ⏩ ツ
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spam acording to an opaque algo
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artlu 🎩
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OK oldhead, why do we accept it when Gmail does it, but seem to get our panties in a bunch when one of us (crypto people) does it? is this the classic stated vs revealed preferences, and the Henry Ford quip that you can't listen to your customers (I'm misquoting on purpose, but it was something along those lines)
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KMac🍌 ⏩ ツ
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This isn't progress – it's a step backward toward censorship & potential collusion. There's no consensus or dispute process for the FID list, making false positives costly to DAU. Imagine a world where you can't get an uncollateralized load because V said so. Rather we shift to self-labeling & a web of trust more like Openrank, focusing on FC-user control, not WC-centric opaque models. Who gets to call out spam? We should decide through independently verifiable onHub/chain actions.
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KMac🍌 ⏩ ツ
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/typos
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artlu 🎩
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1. why in your opinion has web-of-trust not been tried on FC? or am I misunderstanding, PageRank is not in the WoT family, right? 2. but my original question was along the lines of, we're not here to make progress along a singular dimension (decentralization), we're here to build a crypto product that is easy enough for normies to become crypto people and use our other crypto products yadda yadda. So, if it's good enough for Gmail, and there's no real complaints about email censorship, only academic complaints about collusion, and no real-world consequence vis-a-vis loan eligibility wrt email ... why care about a spam labeller when it comes to nerds sending tweets?
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