Seems like a compelling idea.
Related: Microsoft are looking at using AI to detect abusive in-game chat. [0]
> When personal reputation was on the line, no one violated trust.
This approach hasn't worked for Facebook, for whatever reason. Perhaps Facebook triggers the 'road rage' mentality more than gaming does.
[0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-50054725
Plus, they were never invite-only (or at least have not had that model for a long time).
Seems like a compelling idea.
Related: Microsoft are looking at using AI to detect abusive in-game chat. [0]
> When personal reputation was on the line, no one violated trust.
This approach hasn't worked for Facebook, for whatever reason. Perhaps Facebook triggers the 'road rage' mentality more than gaming does.
[0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-50054725