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@rjs
Found a bug regarding follower counts: replies/follower is now dramatically different. Newer users actually get *better* engagement per follower than the old users - presumably the result of auto-follow diluting the value of each follower? If you think these numbers seem way too high - you're not wrong. According to this, with my 20k followers I should get 160 replies on average to my cast, but I get maybe a 10th of that! My best guess is that this is because Warpcast hides a significant amount of replies to your casts (spam/low quality filtering) -- @pichi had documented this extensively. That or another bug in my analysis.
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@pichi
I see this consistently. Warpcast vs Airstack What grinds my gears is this community is hypersub gated. Bots don’t buy hypersubs. But about half my subscribers comments don’t make the cut.
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There is a huge difference in the number of likes and recasts. I think WC ignores a lot of real stuff.
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@pichi
Yeah. That’s 50%. This isn’t some margin of error.
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Only way out of this: pluggable algorithms with complete transparency. Do most users care? No. But the content producers do, and that's always been a 1:100x ratio and I think it's an opportunity to do better...
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@pichi
My priorities are: see the members of my community always then see less spam. If most people here are spam, that’s a huge issue that needs to be solved.
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I think spam is fine if we can reliably filter it out... and that's a solved problem, we just have to give communities the tools to do it. Unfortunately it seems like it's a bit muddled IMO: channels get moderation, but also get the spam filtering. My view is channels should be 100% community-moderated, and leave the spam filtering of channels to the mods.
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@pichi
https://warpcast.com/dwr.eth/0x8b0b4c82
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Yeah I'm not sure I understand the logic. Determining who sees what in a channel is moderation *policy*, not a protocol concern. It would make more sense to me to support invites at a protocol level, but decide what to do with "invite status" (invited vs. not invited) at a moderator level. Maybe I'm missing something.
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@pichi
I’m waiting to read the spec. As always, I will just build around it. But most people won’t.
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