hey lazyweb
Surely someone has written a thoughtful analysis of why the commons of #Wikipedia seems to work so well where other social/tech communities so often fail to spammers, nazis, prudes, and ennui. I’m positive it’s not by accident.
Hit me with your links? I want to figure out how to replicate the Wikipedia magic for other projects (spoiler: it’s CVE).
Tod Beardsley 🤘 /
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2024-04-03 20:53:28
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2024-04-03 20:53:28Event JSON
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