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Interesting! Is it still active?

@dazzle.fm Will your Bsky feature be back on? I checked the new website and @trends.dazzle.fm , seems out of date.

Bad times for science social media...

We had a great onsite in NYC last week w/ @sharef.bsky.social @ronent.bsky.social @wesleyfinck.org - product brainstorming, strategy, bouldering and homebrewed kombucha! 🍻

Also inspiring convos w/ @exgenesis.ingroup.social @clinamenic.com & many more!
IRL sensemaking is the best ✨

Seems like on some subjects, Bluesky culture is just as shitty as X.

We are looking to collaborate with like-minded organizations; support, share expertise, and more.

Sounds interesting, would be happy to hear more. I've been working with @pepoospina.bsky.social on slowfeed, which was forked from our first iteration @cosmik.network. We are very interested in tools of this sort.

What tool are you working on?

Keep up the good work!

Once a consensus is reached, the CN app's account will issue the note as a comment to the original post, so even before Bluesky and other apps add the UI for CN, people can see the notes on these apps and ask to participate themselves.

A solution might be to create a CN app with its own PDS and Bluesky account. CN participants will log in with their accounts to the CN app and create notes anonymously, saving them in the app's account PDS.

You could create a CN ATProto app instance, but the issue is that other apps (like Bluesky) won't necessarily add the notes feature to their apps. Another point is that notes should be anonymous.

Community Notes · Issue #5783 · bluesky-social/social-app Describe the Feature I would like to see community notes on this platform to help prevent the spread of misinformation. Attachments Describe Alternatives No response Additional Context The code for...

Bluesky (and any ATProto app) could use a Community Notes feature! And people are talking about it - github.com/bluesky-soci...
I have a slightly different idea of how to do it 👇

Worldwide, we see how we become nations where personalities replace parties. Old but still relevant:
www.econlib.org/archives/201...
#npcs

Musk and His Marauding Band of I.T. Guys A dystopian drama.

😅
www.newyorker.com/cartoons/bli...

YouTube video by 3Blue1Brown This open problem taught me what topology is

Beautiful presentation to a beautiful proof.
youtu.be/IQqtsm-bBRU?...

Yes, the current mechanism does not allow it.

Intimacy Gradients: The Key to Fixing Our Broken Social Media Landscape Un-breaking our social networks requires fundamentally different architectures than the defaults currently used to build most tools for coordination.

I like the idea of the "intimacy gradient." It is hard to Imagine how it fits in today's social media landscape and gains adoption. This blog introduces the concept but doesn't provide a tangible example www.socialroots.io/intimacy-gra...

I like it! How do you imagine it in CoSMO? (I work with Ronen, specifically on NLP and semantics.) Maybe a class (a tag)? E.g. "Papare A is a goodRead." Would need to explicitly prompt the NLP parser to look for the sentiment. I usually try to asses the readability of papers before I read them.

#386 — Information & Social Order Podcast Episode · Making Sense with Sam Harris · 10/07/2024 · 47m

From podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/m...
Yuval explains point 1 as such - an editor is held responsible for their decisions on the job. 2. we need a proof of humanity mechanism in our social media platforms.

Yuval Harari: "You need two things to fix social media - 1. Platforms should be held accountable for their algorithms.
2. Humans have free speech. Bots don't." (not word to word)

Does @bsky.app address these issues? 1/..

Sensemaking Networks: Project Introduction Incorporating science social media into the scientific process

Also related to our current work on Sensemaking Networks with @wesleyfinck.org @sharef.bsky.social @pepoospina.bsky.social
we think open science social media is a great place to experiment with new apps + protocols for fostering collective intelligence
paragraph.xyz/@sense-nets/...

What if well-established and dense stater packs can evolve into something more? Communities? Interest groups?