A policy is built by informed consent. There has to be a process and a reasoning and human hands who can be held accountable when things aren't done right. I don't think any Fedi instances are doing "policy" by that definition. And that's entirely because they don't want their users/trolls to use/game the system, I believe.
@wheezy @adachika192
All nations should be so questionable. Too big for their britches, all of them.
@Cnote5
Or we could criminalize retention of any and all personally identifying information, and enforce that on everyone from Google to dark web site admins.
I suggest shuttering business models that require such collection, like AdSense and credit check companies.
@MicroWave
20% of the layoffs seems low, especially considering 100% of the executive hires are terrible, awful, intentional "mistakes."
@atomicpoet @movies
The original movie stands heads above the sequel, which I think suffered at least in the editing.
Yeah, where's the other half?
@Rentlar @nxlemmy
A policy is built by informed consent. There has to be a process and a reasoning and human hands who can be held accountable when things aren't done right. I don't think any Fedi instances are doing "policy" by that definition. And that's entirely because they don't want their users/trolls to use/game the system, I believe.
@Mane25 @blue_berry
In my experience, the problem with small instances isn't content quality or community, it's moderator/administrator transparency and competency.
@Euraru
Not with what we currently have for technology and knowledge. So not in my lifetime will that be a practical option.
@krash I would love that.
@cakeistheanswer @Wijnie
They hopefully will also notice how LOW engagement is with ads, and retreat accordingly.