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Got it. Thank you for making me not read the code from an uber <3

100 sats \ 21 replies \ @k00b 20 Aug

Looks like it's outlawed now, but top boost doesn't consider outlaw status I guess.

I'll ship a fix.

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387 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 20 Aug
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Memes

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LOL good one!
I love instant memes.

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110 sats \ 13 replies \ @k00b 20 Aug

Fixed. It's still the top boost in Wild West Mode but that's as intended.

I remember thinking about outlaws as I made the top boost mvp. I prefer demand response I guess.

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Thought about the top boost demand-response theory. It would be a great way to maximize territory revenue to have scammer sats try to outbid honest boosts.

Morally, I think the downzap is better - because do we really want to make money off scammers trying to get victims?

I was pondering something else: Do downzaps go 70/30 to territory and rewards like fees? Would be better if these go 100% to rewards IMHO, because 70% is a huge incentive for territory owners to encourage crap content.

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200 sats \ 1 reply \ @Scoresby 20 Aug

In the case of downzaps versus boosts, it seems that erring on the side of allowing visibility is better than erring the other way.

What I mean is: it's better to allow a scammer to boost and get visibility, than it is to allow a strong downzapper to hide content.

Reason: the tool we use to banish scammers can also be used by scammers to banish valuable content they don't want others to see.

Imagine a scenario where someone posts about a flaw in a project or bad behavior, if the owner of the project can banish such a post by heavily downzapping.

Don't we run greater risk to the community by allowing a strong power to hide information than we do by allowing a strong power to boost information?

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This only works with brigades. So having an unpopular opinion against a mob of fanbois with high trust score will mess you up. But nothing prevents you from posting again? But what's the point if there is a non-receptive majority?

Information wins, just boosts don't?

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100 sats \ 2 replies \ @k00b 20 Aug

Downzaps go 70/30 to territory revenue/rewards.

There's no incentive to downzap currently, so I don't think it's likely to be pathological. We have plans to incentivize them which might require a rethink.

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202 sats \ 1 reply \ @optimism 20 Aug

If they would go 100% to rewards, it may already carry better incentive?

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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 20 Aug

Good point!

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I don't know if I've seen three labels on a post before...is this a record?

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imagine if it was a "freebie" too and posted by a "bot"

But can a boost be a freebie?

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chills

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I've seen the outlawed label before when in wild west mode and on posts and comments I replied to.

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but have you seen it with the top boost label?

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Ah! Nope.

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Thank you!

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Now 35 zappers. Feels like a Sybil attack. Scammers be scamming. But shall anti scammers be anti scamming too?

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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 20 Aug

The number of zappers is only part of it.

It's sum(zapper_trust*log10(zap_amount)) and sybils will have zapper_trust equal to zero.

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