Comments on: The new currency is trust and reputation, but we need better tools http://crueltobekind.org/the-new-currency-is-trust-and-reputation-but-we-need-better-tools-117 Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:28:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Juanita http://crueltobekind.org/the-new-currency-is-trust-and-reputation-but-we-need-better-tools-117#comment-113 Juanita Thu, 11 May 2006 08:39:00 +0000 http://crueltobekind.org/the-new-currency-is-trust-and-reputation-but-we-need-better-tools-117#comment-113 HMMM Nicole i think that you need to open your mind about the currency more. And Pete is right humans cannot be gamed. what kind of sick thing is that??? i want to say diddo on everything that pete has said and i totally got his back. HMMM Nicole i think that you need to open your mind about the currency more. And Pete is right humans cannot be gamed. what kind of sick thing is that??? i want to say diddo on everything that pete has said and i totally got his back.

]]> By: Pete Cashmore http://crueltobekind.org/the-new-currency-is-trust-and-reputation-but-we-need-better-tools-117#comment-112 Pete Cashmore Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:27:00 +0000 http://crueltobekind.org/the-new-currency-is-trust-and-reputation-but-we-need-better-tools-117#comment-112 "Believing something can't be done is a very good way to ensure that you stop thinking about ways to get it done. " Nicole, you say this in response to the quote "Either way, I don’t believe that algorithms can survive in their current form". I'm still leaving open the option of simply improving the algorithms - I'm certainly not saying we should suddenly give up on algorithms all together. And I don't remember saying "humans can't be gamed", but if I did (maybe in a previous post?) I'll cross it out because it's wrong. I like your suggestions on trust, reputation and encrypted RSS-Feeds. And no - we certainly shouldn't give up on the "game" - but we do need to continually improve if we're to keep up. “Believing something can’t be done is a very good way to ensure that you stop thinking about ways to get it done. ”

Nicole, you say this in response to the quote “Either way, I don’t believe that algorithms can survive in their current form”. I’m still leaving open the option of simply improving the algorithms – I’m certainly not saying we should suddenly give up on algorithms all together. And I don’t remember saying “humans can’t be gamed”, but if I did (maybe in a previous post?) I’ll cross it out because it’s wrong.

I like your suggestions on trust, reputation and encrypted RSS-Feeds. And no – we certainly shouldn’t give up on the “game” – but we do need to continually improve if we’re to keep up.

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