0 sats \ 5 replies \ @ek 6 Sep 2023 \ parent \ on: Admit what shitcoins you used to own... judgement free zone. bitcoin
I deleted my comment now :) Do you see what I did here?
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haha, but I think I didn't really delete my comment
And also, you gave me an idea:
We could create "reverse threads" by replying to each other and then before the 10 minutes run out, we edit all comments so it looks like the conversation started in the future and the further down you go in the replies, you reach the start of the conversation
interested in doing this in today's daily discussion? :)
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I would love self destructive comments and timers but probably not priority for SN to create
Very good privacy idea! To be honest, I didn't like the delete feature when it was released (that was before I was part of SN) but now, I think it's reasonable :)
I think I just was a "the internet never forgets"-hardliner so I didn't get why we should allow deleting comments
Would be a funny spin if I now write code to allow automatic deletes, lol :)
I'll create a ticket and will see how much work that would require
lmao! hack the simulation aka build it to taste! :)
Are you in? :)
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I have some thoughts about this you might forget by morning. ;)
If we can never forget who we have been, will we ever dare try becoming someone new?
There's a reason "doubling down" and "cancel culture" are prominent concerns these days. It's a stagnating, immobilizing phenomenon– on all scales.
Because the only way intelligent beings (societies or individuals) can learn is by making errors, and correcting. Without error, there is no error-correction.
But who wants to make an error when he is always wrong? This is what social media, what "the internet never forgets", brings us. A society of immobilized thinkers carrying their bags of how to never be wrong again. How to never be open to anything, or admit to anything. Total drag!
I dream of a forgetful internet <3
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