Paying someone in exposure (of the "dying of exposure" kind)
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Paying someone in exposure (of the "dying of exposure" kind)
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undefined Oblomov ha condiviso questa discussione su
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@Gargron The objective of the task force is to improve the ActivityPub API and make it more usable for general-purpose social clients. I'm mining your comment for features you noted that are missing from the API, like search and autocomplete.
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Ho indovinato perché arrivo or ora dal pub dove ho bevuto una Guinness che, appunto, è... per 53 minuti non posso dirlo.
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@andreabont That's a good word!
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@timbray @mpjgregoire That's an interesting question. Maybe it's more like calling a shirt green when it's actually chartreuse. You're giving a first approximation that's easier to understand. I think we would often say that this is *imprecise* rather than *inaccurate*.
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@evan I need some context. How is my comment used? What is the objective of the task force?
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@eniko I think one thing that's desirable in siloed networks which is almost impossible in the Fediverse is getting someone kicked off the network. The best we can do right now is isolate someone's server with defederation, so they can't do as much damage. It's probably enough, but it lacks the finality of seeing someone's account shut down by a central authority. I think the trade-off is probably worth it, though.
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@evan @mpjgregoire I was about to click on “not accurate but useful” and then I asked myself “how is that different from any other form of lying for political advantage?”
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Julian Fietkau (@julian) says:
I’ve been part of some constructive discussions around the nuances of groups, lists, and follow recommendations (“starter packs”) lately. Maybe there will be other people [at FediForum] interested in exchanging ideas and plans.
Besides that, i’m always willing to talk about my evergreen topic: what can the fediverse do for academics, and what can academics do for the fediverse.
