We need an industrial grade social network that prioritizes brilliance

[Jupiter00000]

Im lost in the abyss of random opinion. These conversations in response to the proposals are just a big mess.

The formatting of a thousand comments within an evolving conversation regarding the future of a quarter billion dollars shouldn't crash a browser.

These conversations are brilliant. But they are buried in a pile of their own epic intellectual data.

We need something that can help these conversations evolve.

I am reaching out to call for immediate action toward a proposal that would aim to gather a brilliant, passionate and generous forum design team to get this circus running like well oiled machine, driven by well articulated ideas, sheltered from the inevitable fodder that has spawned.

We need a social network that utilizes our numbers to help filter out empty arguments, trolls and general low-quality contributions quickly.

Despite Dan's concern toward decentralized entities lately, I like what Steemit is doing with their social format. Perhaps we should consider adopting it.

It could be something as simple as voting comments up and/or down (with your DAO tokens?)

We need this so badly - it hurts to see these great conversations spawning and thriving and thrown around as we spray and pray our way to the decentralized promised land. We deserve to have high quality conversation prioritized in the forums as we discuss our future.

As we are soon to end the Creation Phase, I think redesigning our conversational format is very important to do soon.

I firmly believe in the heavy investment of infrastructure. Our conversation is our backbone. Community is the power of decentralization, and in order to harness it properly, we need to evolve quickly. I see the need for it. [http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/22/why-google-beat-yahoo-in-the-war-for-the-internet/?ncid=mobilerecirc_featured]

Slock.it will provide the product network, but we are in dire need for a proper intelligence network.

I suggest that DAOhub take the proper steps to press beyond the norm and establish itsself as an innovator in distributed leadership.

[Pei13]

I signed up on steemit and carried on a conversation I started here on why investing in public space mining companies would be good for the DAO. Once a space mining company goes public of course.

[Pei13]

I do agree though that it would be a good idea for us to evolve quickly and separate the noise from the good stuff.

[OldJimBack]

I have posted about this a few times in different place on the internet but I will again here.

This is a great idea and one I have been trying to figure out a real way to bring it to a reality.

What I have been thinking is something to the effect of Reddit with a voting system and a vote cost money. Not a huge amount but not small enough that arbitrary votes will be greatly reduced.

The OP will receive the money that is earned by the votes, this way the individual would strive for high quality content and make sure it is as close to their best work as they can provide.

Posting a comment would have a fee a little higher than a vote and a topic would have a higher fee than a comment.

This again would reduce the arbitrary comments and topics and create an incentive to provide quality content.

Ideally with time, it would with time create it's own ecosystem of people sharing info and value with each other.

This is how I would see a forum work.

My larger idea included any kind of content (video, comic strip, article, literally anything) being previewed with an amount set as a goal. Once the goal is reached the content is released for all to access. Sort of like crowd funding but with the product already completed.

I look to Youtube people as the best example how one would benefit from something like this as it would eliminate their need for Patrion, Sponsors, and Youtube Ad Revenue.

That is a bit off topic though. lol

But, yeah this needs to happen as there is great info here that is being buried and it is a shame.

[tjayrush]

Incentivize.

The forum we ultimately use should charge people (micro-micro-payments) to read an article and pay answers in proportion to the upvotes they gets. Stack Exchange pays in reputation points. Micropayment for reading and answering would be more incentivizing.

[randomguy]

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