“The most revolutionary act of his ascendency to President was swearing in on a copy of a signed and personalized first edition volume of “The Art of Computer Programming.””
It would be slightly onerous for users but that’s kind of the goal. I’m not sure if you read the paper that post was a response to but I think there’s some understanding users need to have before using a social media and that’s one of the only ways I could think to enforce awareness training.
If you keep going I describe a law you can’t avoid. I do see where you’d have some benefits from someone having to basically do a terms of agreement thing periodically but for best results you don’t want to funnel through the user base. You want everyone to be stuck with it regardless.
I’m getting some Randian Howard Roark vibes from Melvin.
He has a steak of that! But hopefully something bigger as well.
“The most revolutionary act of his ascendency to President was swearing in on a copy of a signed and personalized first edition volume of “The Art of Computer Programming.””
Bwahaha this is gold.
Interesting post, I think you might enjoy my straight forward approach to addressing internet conflict: https://codyholl.substack.com/p/social-media-training-certifying
Interesting enforcement mechanism although it seems a bit onerous and hard to implement on front end. Curious as to what you think of the later parts.
It would be slightly onerous for users but that’s kind of the goal. I’m not sure if you read the paper that post was a response to but I think there’s some understanding users need to have before using a social media and that’s one of the only ways I could think to enforce awareness training.
If you keep going I describe a law you can’t avoid. I do see where you’d have some benefits from someone having to basically do a terms of agreement thing periodically but for best results you don’t want to funnel through the user base. You want everyone to be stuck with it regardless.