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Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

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    Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

    #EvanPoll #poll

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    • evan@cosocial.caE evan@cosocial.ca

      Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

      #EvanPoll #poll

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      @evan is this polling a policy/cultural angle or a technical one?

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        @evan is this polling a policy/cultural angle or a technical one?

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        @Spoofer3 @evan
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        • evan@cosocial.caE evan@cosocial.ca

          Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

          #EvanPoll #poll

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          @evan Yes we can create silos!

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          • evan@cosocial.caE evan@cosocial.ca

            Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

            #EvanPoll #poll

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            @evan I'd say that we could use them as long as they're optional and, in some cases, user defined. Similar to how reddit allows for the creation of multireddits.

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            • evan@cosocial.caE evan@cosocial.ca

              Can we create and use social networking algorithms on the Fediverse that serve our own personal goals, such as more and deeper personal relationships, career advancement, and more participative citizenship?

              #EvanPoll #poll

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              @evan [Yes, but…] I'm coming at it with a pipe-dream in which messages are arranged in 2D – imagine a projection of a celestial system, each message a celestial body, with messages "orbited" by messages that refer (i.e. reply) to them – and each person kind of charts their own "social course" though this system as they read / write.

              Pretty sure such an arrangement would need an algorithm to even get started.

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                @awol4t people on the Fediverse. Us. You and me and everyone here.

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                • gam3@ruby.socialG gam3@ruby.social

                  @evan Yes we can create silos!

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                  @gam3 every account is a silo of one!

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