17: Human Adoption and the Reddit Purge

Show Notes: Technology Adoption and Change management Despite the time constraints, it's more useful to have more folks on the call than less Do we expect too much from people? Do we want them to be more "automatic" than they are?  Everyone is detail-oriented, but they are different details Technology should just work - but you need to be a technologist to get any modern product to work Its been over 20 years, and we still have no tool to create high-end web designs. We just have WordPress and Squarespace Just because software can be delivered for free it doesn't mean that it should be free - developers and artists are starving No one needs to know about the behind-the-scenes work The Reddit Purge: 2000 communities eliminated - living under the 230 shield - when it comes down the lawsuits will be flying How to hold legal protections for users under a global corporation - touch as there is no global law - The UN statement is not legally binding What is Hate Speech? The Washington Redskins are named after the peanut, right? Communities are creating their own bubbles, but that doesn't help for persuasion - why stay in the self-referential bubble How free speech is being destroyed - Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter can easily cut off the communities that they don't like 21st Century tribes are the communities we hang out with online - but it tough for communities to connect with other communities There is no home for free speech on the front pages of the internet - you need to know where to go nowadays TikTok is proven to send private user data somewhere offsite - I wonder where? Apple is one of the only few companies which is starting to focus on user privacy Next Week: The Outrage Industry