Paul Frazee

And I think a big part of it is that people come into the world with different values and expectations about how those values should be upheld. And I think it's very painful to see those values not being reflected back in the spaces that you're in.

And I think a big part of it is that people come into the world with different values and expectations about how those values should be upheld. And I think it's very painful to see those values not being reflected back in the spaces that you're in.

And it's, you know, I think it's quite important that we find a way to get there so that communities can, you know, I kind of really feel this is really at the heart of like why social media can be so painful for in general is that we just haven't found the right way to do this for large scale, you know, public spaces like this and what you might, you know, kind of public square mentality about social networking.

And it's, you know, I think it's quite important that we find a way to get there so that communities can, you know, I kind of really feel this is really at the heart of like why social media can be so painful for in general is that we just haven't found the right way to do this for large scale, you know, public spaces like this and what you might, you know, kind of public square mentality about social networking.

So anything we can do to get us closer to that is, I think, kind of the right sort of challenge to be trying to dive into with this sort of stuff.

So anything we can do to get us closer to that is, I think, kind of the right sort of challenge to be trying to dive into with this sort of stuff.

Where can you move forward the experience of really the internet at large would be finding a way to create these spaces that I think give people a better experience with that element of it, the moderation of it, in some ways curatorial or editorial side of things.

Where can you move forward the experience of really the internet at large would be finding a way to create these spaces that I think give people a better experience with that element of it, the moderation of it, in some ways curatorial or editorial side of things.

I mean, that's probably right. I mean, the basic thing is, first of all, we start from the assumption that even if we did come up with a really great execution of an algorithm or moderation or things like that, you have the long term to consider. And do organizations stay effective at what made them successes in the first place?

I mean, that's probably right. I mean, the basic thing is, first of all, we start from the assumption that even if we did come up with a really great execution of an algorithm or moderation or things like that, you have the long term to consider. And do organizations stay effective at what made them successes in the first place?

And so coming into this, we have always gone in with that belief that the answer is no, right? That you kind of have to be planning for...

And so coming into this, we have always gone in with that belief that the answer is no, right? That you kind of have to be planning for...

when our organization or any other organization starts to uh wither from its original purpose or or just maybe not be fit for the time anymore and be ready for for like the world to be able to change without too much loss right that's really deeply embedded in everything that we do from the application side of it to the you know the hosting side to the moderation of the algorithms so

when our organization or any other organization starts to uh wither from its original purpose or or just maybe not be fit for the time anymore and be ready for for like the world to be able to change without too much loss right that's really deeply embedded in everything that we do from the application side of it to the you know the hosting side to the moderation of the algorithms so

Uh, as much as we do our best to try to create good versions of like algorithms and good versions of moderation, uh, we just kind of know that first of all, long-term systemically, you gotta be ready for that to not always be the case. Um, But beyond that, I think it's just quite clear that people have very different tastes when it comes to both algorithms and moderation.

Uh, as much as we do our best to try to create good versions of like algorithms and good versions of moderation, uh, we just kind of know that first of all, long-term systemically, you gotta be ready for that to not always be the case. Um, But beyond that, I think it's just quite clear that people have very different tastes when it comes to both algorithms and moderation.

And people have different needs for this stuff. And so how can we get everybody to a place where they are experiencing the life that they want to live on the internet? And that's only going to happen if we start to allow... A company like ours, we're in this kind of challenging position of balancing a lot of different voices. Users don't have the same challenge.

And people have different needs for this stuff. And so how can we get everybody to a place where they are experiencing the life that they want to live on the internet? And that's only going to happen if we start to allow... A company like ours, we're in this kind of challenging position of balancing a lot of different voices. Users don't have the same challenge.

They can just choose to be parts of communities that actually are more connected to what they personally want as opposed to what an organization wants. So we should enable those groups to be able to get that specific with what their communities are like online. That's the basic mentality of it.

They can just choose to be parts of communities that actually are more connected to what they personally want as opposed to what an organization wants. So we should enable those groups to be able to get that specific with what their communities are like online. That's the basic mentality of it.