Making marks that look like stuff since the 70's. Alfafrens = monthly art. https://warpcast.com/andreasbirath/0x4ad86bf4

I think this will only be solved when they drop the idea that there's a universal set of criteria for "quality person". I'm fine with people running their scams and giveaways - but that should be a subgraph of FC that I'm not connected to. But for the people in that graph -- that's exactly what they want to see.

Am I naive about this? What I'm thinking: give me a (semi-private) downvote button. Like = pull them and their graph closer to me, downvote = push them and their graph away. You can still build a universal reputation system on top of this, by looking at people who are universally liked? But you don't punish noobs?

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Semi-private: make the data available via API to support open reputation systems, but don't actively show dislikes otherwise it becomes a bullying tool?

Not sure I see the point... The clustering is what presents stuff in your timeline already? I'm imagine a force directed layout like this, and everybody < certain distance from you has a chance to appear

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Not sure I see the point... The clustering is what presents stuff in your timeline already? I'm imagine a force directed layout like this, and everybody < certain distance from you has a chance to appear https://vasturiano.github.io/3d-force-graph/example/large-graph/

Could maybe even make Power Badges dependent upon the user’s account?

e.g., FC could run a clustering algorithm on everyone’s graph and then assign Power Badges to leaders w/in each graph. I’d then only see Power Badges for those whose graphs mine is similar to.

Or something along those lines.

I think the bigger issue is - how to combat someone who just writes api clients that game a well defined system


Maybe a less defined system is one way