It’s not just the education system. It’s our structures of information that are based on engagement (to drive ad-revenue) instead of value to the reader.
- You are not entitled to force it upon a subgroup repeatedly.
- You are also not entitled to hurl hate towards participants, since that would disrupt communication.
- If you cannot stay respectful and friendly after being asked to, I will unsee you and advise others to do the same with a clear and brief explanation, so they can take an informed decision.
midev|4 years ago
Sure, education can improve things. But this is a problem even worse outside the United States, so it's hard to blame it on a single education system.
ArneBab|4 years ago
And this is something Freenet actually solves to some degree. Because it had to. This is why in Freenet we know the Zen of Tolerance: https://www.draketo.de/politik/random-babcom#the-zen-of-tole...
- You are entitled to voice your opinion.
- You are not entitled to force it upon everyone.
- You are not entitled to force it upon a subgroup repeatedly.
- You are also not entitled to hurl hate towards participants, since that would disrupt communication.
- If you cannot stay respectful and friendly after being asked to, I will unsee you and advise others to do the same with a clear and brief explanation, so they can take an informed decision.