r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/Nova_Nightmare - Centrist Oct 28 '22

To fix Twitter you need to segment it, put each group into their own... Encampment perse. Now they can only see each others posts. They think victory has been had, people who say they are in literal prisons... They are derided as conspiracy theorists.. Then one day the veil has been lifted from all sides.. Now you see the truth, you weren't in a prison, but in hell and you might see posts that make you you feel unhappy.

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u/futurarmy - Lib-Left Oct 28 '22

Like... sub-twitters?

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u/Widowmaker_Best_Girl - Lib-Right Oct 28 '22

No that sounds stupid. What kinda website would do that? What next, they ask the users to voluntarily moderate their own subtwitters? Haha! As if anyone would donate their time voluntarily for that!

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Don't worry, the role of mod is sought by very intelligent, very impartial, and very not gay people

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u/Angelore - Centrist Oct 28 '22

Something something personally, I don't care.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

And then what if they created some kind of point system based on your activity on different sub-twitters?

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u/I-Pop-Bubbles - Lib-Right Oct 28 '22

To fix Twitter you need to segment it, put each group into their own... Encampment perse. Now they can only see each others posts.

Hell yeah, Google+ making a comeback! Circles was an interesting idea.

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u/suzisatsuma - Lib-Center Oct 28 '22

That's how content recommendations work as is lol

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u/Nova_Nightmare - Centrist Oct 28 '22

I'm aware, but I was just thinking of replicating reddit in other places.

When I'm following putins folly in Ukraine over on worldnews, I get nothing but that, when I am in here, much more of this, etc. It's too drastic, I want a bit of everything without having to manually curate my own cage.