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dwither

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Resilience, adaptation and disaster management. Ōtepoti/Dunedin, Aotearoa 🇳🇿

The biggest challenge here, is figuring out a way to define and ascertain bad faith. There is no measurable part of a post that you can see and go 'ahah, thats bad faith'. There are a bunch of other harder to measure factors involved. If you solve that, you can solve a LOT of the problems we have.

Will Stancil

Ultimately, as has been independently discovered by countless online forums/legal systems/societies, you need someone who can look at bad faith trolls gaming the rules and say “No. You are a troll. You are not acting in good faith. You are excluded from this process and we will sanction you.”

020

Engaging in good faith with someone who is acting in bad faith is a recipe to get hurt. Will is quite correct here.

Will Stancil

This game should be intensely familiar to everyone by now. You can either let them lead you around by the nose until they make you into a lunatic, or you can say “No, this is bad-faith ritual abuse and I won’t participate.”

031

and in ‘evidence based policy’ at the governance level, we only act on evidence. if we can’t measure or model it, it doesn’t exist. that’s problematic, as there’s a lot of important stuff for resilience we can’t easily model

Berna Devezer

we're too quick to mistake `what i know how to easily model' for `what is' and even `what should be'.

030
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