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  • Avg Joe can weight about or even less than avg Jane but he still outperforms her in physical activities. It's gonna be quite hard. But i can see it working as one of the many params in complex evaluation formula which never will be finished in sense every year someone will come up with exceptions and new paralela.

  • It's big corpo stuff. Once company grows over certain size left hand stops loosing sight of the right hand.
    In other words one team gets task to make sure ads aren't skipped ever, they don't get rewarded for saying its dump idea but for implementation .
    Later comes other team that gets task to fifure out why the hell electricity bill went up.
    Then after that they figure out best way to save money is to reduce employee count.
    Then after the adblocking sensation gets old, some one else responsible for perfomance comes with idea that rendering ads is inefficient and they will go back to popup ads.

    It often doesn't make sense and costumer service gets worse as companies grow so i wouldn't be surpriced by something like this at all.

  • Well that;s how we got male and female categories. But now we got in between who are apparently weaker than males but can often easily top females. Obvious decision would be to go for certain win.
    There are obviously people who misuse it unjustly to get to the top. Where is the line to become weaker? Would you lower rewards for weaker category to motivate folks to move to stronger one, wouldn't that make females left at the tail all the time ?

  • I moved to Lemmy over from reddit not because of content or better UI but because people behind reddit seems like jerks to me and i came to realization I'd rather use open source.
    What i lack here is information e.g. programming communities in Lemmy are, well, dead. If left on Lemmy things that are "recommended" to me it's sensational "news" that are aimed to spark woke vs others battle in discussion.

    So what to make better ?

    • to build what reddit has, I'd call it a content library and i don't care if it's done by bots or humans. For me the facts + discussion to ask question is super important.
    • if searching for a topic outside of Lemmy> Lemmy doesn't show up in search engine but reddit does. Some optimization needs to be done to get better score at search engines.
    • let users to block instances and thus make de-federation to user's decision.
    • i think there needs to some kind of cross instance community, i don't think having same kind of community in multiple instances with different content is good solution.
  • To my surprise it actually works.
    It's kind of tactic of mass promotion and is expected that hundreds of folks will not give a damn but one in many will click on the ad.
    Also companies (at least i did when i had to use it) often only pay for clicks or even for successful install of their apps so it's much cheaper than e.g. classic tv spots where they have to pay for a time regardless ofeffectiveness.