Message from @pratel
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Maybe I should try it, huh
It'll look good on a resume!
And maybe ask for donations hehehe
Eh they will just someone who will do it for free
The benefit of Quora is that if theres a good answer, it will stay there.
What no
I mean donations from readers
Like wikipedia
Problem is, the people who are on those sites are people with nothing better do to
Make any change to any political article, and it will be reverted no matter how many sources you put on
Its most obvious on the MeToo and Gamergate wiki articles.
But this won't have metoo or stuff like thag
Itll be pure politics
Thats why I said Quora has that benefit
Certainly sounds interesting
Maybe even revolutions
You cant edit answers
You can
Other peoples answers
That's what I said man
@ExceptionalFeather Interesting. I've heard rumors though that Wikipedia created an editor hierarchy to control quality on the site (so we don't get long screeds on "arm cannons in Metroid")
I've then been told that the editors have been playing purge games with each other and then using their moderation powers to be picky and choosey with edits.
The readers can suggest edits
And if an admin wants, he can allow it
It'll be so cool
An admin can make edits to the answer of another person?
Considering what I've seen on Reddit and some documents I've read of influence campaigns, I'd believe the rumors.
More like block it as I understand.
@GingaBomber I was talking about my website
I was talking about quora sorry
The big issue with anything at politics is that there's a natural desire to corrupt it.
You can suggest edits
Or for it to become an echo chamber.
And the writer of the answer can approve it
If you can solve those problems, you could probably solve much bigger problems than a website TBH.
I say I regularly recycle the writers
Give them limited control
And screen them
@Deleted User That actually sounds interesting. The writers act as editors.
Maybe yearly, maybe monthly
The only concern I have then would be maintaining quality (you'd almost certainly have to pay quite a bit in practice. Maybe make a part-time staff)
Yea....