I saw this paper from a class I want to take next semester (research methods). It's about how undesirable behaviour on distributed social networks gets pushed around to more permissive instances rather than eliminated. Interesting stuff!
If you write a privacy policy, please consider having a couple of different people from traditionally marginalized groups critique it for you, particularly those of us who have lived in any sort of figurative closet.
...and for the love of the gods don't write a name policy without including someone in the process who has changed their name.
@birdfeed My license was revoked
@Profpatsch Although, yknow, thanks for the helpful status code @timbray !
@evan Well I wouldn’t expect them to put anything on their sales channel that lets them look bad to potential investors
@Profpatsch That's not good!
Nothing on the blog: https://element.io/blog/
@evan I can’t be the only person reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triadic_closure right now…
I have a few questions I'm really interested in answering. One is about the social graph -- I want to know how Fediverse accounts connect to other accounts, and especially if there are low-hanging options like triadic closure to help people connect more.