Someone once said that the app “looks like it was made by engineers” and ever since then we’ve been really self conscious about anything *too* programmery
Moderation largely works by labels that users choose to observe or not. The labels are produced by services in the network. Those services can be a community of users, an AI, etc
At this point I’m waiting for the App Store review mostly so I can update my personal version, it’s literally a night and day difference in terms of visceral UX
yeah i usually end up not calling what we’re doing web3 for this reason. and “self-certifying” is way too wonky a term.
we want the social web to work more like emails, rss, xmpp — dependable, open web1 protocols. with some nice portability properties lent by keys, content addressing, merkle trees.