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  • wlm@mastodon.gamedev.placeW wlm@mastodon.gamedev.place

    @scottjenson @troed @stepheneb @lutindiscret I hope you find a UX way to address harassment on Mastodon. It would be very benificial. The AI example was a poor one, as literally everybody knows by now, and it’s a shame if that gets in the way of actual positive change, e.g. for marginalized communities, and ideally imho also for journalists and other asymmetrical or parasocial posters.
    (Tl;dr: More minorities and famous people!)

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    glitzersachen@hachyderm.io
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    @Wlm @scottjenson @troed @stepheneb @lutindiscret

    > I hope you find a UX way to address harassment on Mastodon

    I take it you weren't there back in usenet days? Because my experience from back then makes me guess that there is no way to address/police harassment "the UX way".

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    • G glitzersachen@hachyderm.io

      @jens @stefanie @haubles

      He came from Google...

      They do s.th. to peoples brains there, I don't know. Practically everybody ruining a not for profit foundation has come from Google, recently. Or so it seems.

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      @glitzersachen @jens @stefanie @haubles Possibly he's just too young to remember BBS networks. The Fediverse looks to me to be a closer match to those than to a "social media" site.

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      • G glitzersachen@hachyderm.io

        @Wlm @scottjenson @troed @stepheneb @lutindiscret

        > I hope you find a UX way to address harassment on Mastodon

        I take it you weren't there back in usenet days? Because my experience from back then makes me guess that there is no way to address/police harassment "the UX way".

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        @glitzersachen

        There’s a nasty form of harassment where better architecture could definitely help the community do a better job limiting harassment:

        Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm) (@stepheneb@ruby.social)

        @scottjenson@social.coop There have been some serious architectural issues that enable harassment which also hides the harassment from others. The details are important but I can only give a flavor (will look for a post that explains it well). Goes something like this: User0 (person about to be harassed) posts. User1 posts racist reply and sets visibility to “followers only”. That actually means followers only plus User0. 1/n @Veza85UE@eupolicy.social @CStamp@mastodon.social

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        @Wlm @scottjenson @troed @lutindiscret

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        • mortenfrisch@sciences.socialM mortenfrisch@sciences.social

          @raphaelmorgan @troed @lutindiscret @haubles https://social.coop/@scottjenson/116358989446113326

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          @mortenfrisch @troed @lutindiscret @haubles ah okay, so after a bunch of pushback on the post complaining about a lack of engagement, and trying to find any other way to defend that take, the goal posts were actually somewhere else all along and he totally just miscommunicated them a million times and never moved them once!

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          • G glitzersachen@hachyderm.io

            @jens @stefanie @haubles

            He came from Google...

            They do s.th. to peoples brains there, I don't know. Practically everybody ruining a not for profit foundation has come from Google, recently. Or so it seems.

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            stefanie@social.anoxinon.de
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            @glitzersachen @jens @haubles I noticed that, too. A guy who probably had a 6-figure salary, made more money in a month then I will ever see in my life, complaining about not being welcome enough.
            Or to put it in other words: an old cis-het white dude crying persecution because people don't like being replaced by chatbots.

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            • haubles@hachyderm.ioH haubles@hachyderm.io

              RE: https://social.coop/@scottjenson/116352522288234148

              The views expressed by Scott in this thread do not reflect the opinions of the Mastodon core team or organisation. We're addressing this internally. I'm sorry everyone

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              @haubles
              wow, that is just an astonishingly tone deaf thread (and that's being very charitable.) will be interesting to see what the official mastodon team statement is

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              • S stefanie@social.anoxinon.de

                @jdp23 @jens @haubles I'd like to add one more question:
                Given that there is no ad revenue and no monetization here, and servers and bandwidth costs money, what exactly is the upside in large numbers?

                Maybe I'm just blind or stupid, but I really don't get it. Who benefits from growth at all costs?

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                jens@social.finkhaeuser.de
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                @stefanie On the fedi, it mostly feels like, uh, comparing sizes.

                @jdp23 @haubles

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                • raphaelmorgan@disabled.socialR raphaelmorgan@disabled.social

                  @troed @jeromio @scottjenson since when are short skirts gaslighting people, convincing teens to commit suicide, operating CSAM vending machines, slurping up the grid so regular people go without access to clean energy, polluting all repositories of human knowledge with misinformation, running fascist propaganda campaigns, and fabricating evidence to imprison and deport people? I'll give you one, their production does exploit cheap labor overseas. But a better comparison would be fur and paint.

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                  @raphaelmorgan

                  "she was wearing a short skirt"-argument is a well known construction where blame is laid on the victim for what the perpetrator did. In this context, Scott getting attacked because of what Jeremy considered to be having used "the wrong" example.

                  @jeromio @scottjenson

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                  • stefan@stefanbohacek.onlineS stefan@stefanbohacek.online

                    @s1m0n4 Most servers publish their stats and you can view them aggregated on sites like https://fedidb.com/stats.

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                    @stefan thank you. Though I couldn't find the trend of active and total users just for Mastodon over the last few months/years.
                    The graphs show all #Fediverse aggregated data. We can suppose that Mastodon, being the most popular software, contributes the most to the users loss too, but that would be just an assumption.

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                    • raphaelmorgan@disabled.socialR raphaelmorgan@disabled.social

                      @mortenfrisch @troed @lutindiscret @haubles ah okay, so after a bunch of pushback on the post complaining about a lack of engagement, and trying to find any other way to defend that take, the goal posts were actually somewhere else all along and he totally just miscommunicated them a million times and never moved them once!

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                      @raphaelmorgan @troed @lutindiscret @haubles I think it’s fairly evident to anyone who reads that thread that you all chose to interpret what he said in the worst possible way until you remade his point into something you could righteously stand against.

                      You’ve effectively imagined your own opponent and then spent a few days verbally disarming him and now you’re all congratulating each other over the feat. Like kids toy fighting. It’s embarrassing

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                      • haubles@hachyderm.ioH haubles@hachyderm.io

                        RE: https://social.coop/@scottjenson/116352522288234148

                        The views expressed by Scott in this thread do not reflect the opinions of the Mastodon core team or organisation. We're addressing this internally. I'm sorry everyone

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                        @haubles, everyone, this thread actually looks less safe than whatever may have gone on on the quoted thread.

                        There’s also an inherent conflict between being an open community and one that gets pitchforks out when someone has a different opinion (whatever it is here, because no explanation or evidence seems to be provided).

                        If we’re talking about a crime, gather the evidence and get them a fair trial.

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