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RE: The Price You Pay For Freedom, Is That Others Are Also Free
I wonder if making posts immune to flags and downvotes, would work?
.... downvoting only in the comment sections..?
I wonder if making posts immune to flags and downvotes, would work?
.... downvoting only in the comment sections..?
Well to some degree they are on Busy. Not sure about some of the other sites. You can lose money, but Busy shows them even if they are flagged.
'It's all about the money', have you not been listening? lol.
Imagine....you're in the third world, speaking your truth, with 100 people liking what you had to say, every day .......and the $3 a day making a real difference to your life... to then have it 'taken away', just at the whim of another....
Imagine living under that mantle everyday, as you log on, and the ways it would influence you saying what you wanted to say...
Wow!
...it's almost like steemit is social engineering psi-op experiment, isn't it? To evaluate the incentive/disincentive structure on people, who have no power to decide an outcome for themselves - and how they change their behavior accordingly...
It's a good job I'm not conspiratorially minded..
...it's almost like steemit is social engineering psi-op experiment, isn't it?
you think?
I'd make downvotes equal to the average value of the upvotes, and ban bots if that is possible? I'd limit the number of posts that can be done to a max of five per day, and limit votes and comments to 50 of either
I'd support that. I was initially thinking maybe it only removes no more than the value of one single vote. That way a post with 100 votes would need 100 flags to completely negate it.
...it's a good job I don't think in those terms..phew!
and it's a damn good job that Oswald had one of those magic bullet thingy's...