Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
my guy really said “boring casters qq more”
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
Dan: We need more content. Also Dan: if you cast "too" much you will be labelled spam forever Us: Define "too much" Dan: No.
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
It’s like porn and laws Judges “know it when they see it” i guess
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ccarella
@ccarella.eth
It’s a good analogy because we all know it when we see it.
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
We do. But people are usually much better at identifying misbehavior in others than making an honest assessment of their own behavior. I just think a warning system so people could organically learn and make adjustments would be more helpful.
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
fwiw it’s a bummer but Google can’t publish its SEO rules bc the bad actors are most incentivized to win and this has played itself out time and time again online If you publish the rule book most good actors don’t read it bc they’re just vibing and the bad actors excel at it bc they’re just playing a game
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
That's fair. But I think there is a middle ground. I remember my first week on Twitter, I liked too many posts and got an alert that I couldn't like or retweet anything for three days. I genuinely didn't know I was doing anything wrong. I was just excited to find a timeline full of art and liking and complimenting it. But the warning taught me that Twitter had a rule, and I learned that I needed to be more chill. It's the no-warning shadow ban that I don't think is completely helpful.
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