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Regarding your point that scammers will just spin up more accounts:

In a world with potentially unlimited swarms of scambots, perhaps we’ll need a system where we simply ignore all unvetted users. But of course we don’t want the isolated user who’s a real person to be left out in the cold. So build multiple methods to break into the system:

- pay some fee; you get to decide how much is enough to get onto your feed

OR

- social vetting: one or more trusted users attests: “this account is a real person, I know bc we communicated in meat space.” This feeds into a score, and you decide what threshold score is enough to break into your feed.

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david 2y ago

These discussions always end up raising more and more questions, producing solutions of more and more complexity, and always leave people wondering: where does the complexity end?

Do we all have to use the same system?

And the kicker: Who decides????

And my mind always comes back to Loose Consensus. This is the thing we need to understand and to build. Without it, we are nothing.

https://github.com/wds4/DCoSL/blob/main/glossary/looseConsensus.md

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