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!OpenMicroBlogging !StatusNet !Identica good discussion of #Community #Equity and #karma at http://ur1.ca/h8fb #microblogging #spam #points
Sunday, 06-Dec-09 20:01:20 UTC from web-
@maco I don't think group admins have the power (yet) to ban the damn spammers. !spamreport
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@rkj Naw, group admins can block spammers from a group just fine.
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@rkj Pretty much. Would be interesting to see it expanded further, though -- leverage the power of many group admins?
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@narc !spamreport when group admin identifies a spammer, should be able to at a minimum suspend identica privleges pending a second opinion
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@maco but same spammers can still wreak havoc elsewhere in identica, no?
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@rkj Disagree, single group admin shouldn't have that power. More than one, though, and we can start thinking about that.
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@narc !spamreport when group admin identifies a spammer, should be able to at a minimum suspend identica privleges pending a second opinion
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@rkj yes
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@rkj For instance, if a user's been banned from 10+ groups, that could be an auto-permaban. Never just with one group.
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@rkj Example: bad person takes over a group (by confidence scam, maybe) and bans everyone in it. Everyone has to wait for second opinion?
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@narc understand your concern, but would argue 2 group bans should temporarily suspend a user. if review shows they are OK, then re-enable
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@narc This argument particularly tries to highlight the fact that CPU time is effectively infinite, human attention is not.
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@rkj Sure, at that point it's just a question of how long to ban them for, increasing length with increasing number of bans.
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@rkj don't agree: group admins can ban, but should report as well; don't forget that spammers report spammers and create groups themselves!
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@rkj so merely being a group admin somewhere should not impart any kind of karma or power, spammers can and will game everything
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@rkj group-admins can block spammers from their group... that should be sufficient...
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@maco sure, I'll add you when I get to a computer.
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@grahamperrin thanks for pointing me to that discussion of karma. what is current status in statusnet/identica? !spamreport