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What Is a Social Protocol?

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Deliberative Consensus Protocols

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Resources

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We're Building Jabble: Social Media from the Future

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Human Alignment Technology

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About Social Protocols

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What Deserves Our Attention?

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The Law of Attention

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Truthtelling Games

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Give Truth the Advantage

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The Deliberative Poll

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More Formal Derivation of Support Formula In my notes on the support formula I used some fairly informal reasoning to derive the formula.

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Proposed New Factcheck-Based Algorithm So what if, under a fact checks or opinion poll, all replies are other fact checks.

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Adjustment for Informed Vote Selection Bias The informed upvote probability calculated from the informed tally suffers from a selection bias. People who choose ...

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Improvements to Scoring Algorithm Fix algorithm for 3-level arguments (post->note->subnote): estimate $P(A|C)$ using tallies for A given considered C. Bet...

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2024-04-09: Feedback on “Deliberative Consensus Protocol” Link: https://social-protocols.org/deliberative-consensus-protocols/

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[!NOTE] Moved here from src/lib/score.jl in GlobalBrain.jl.

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Measuring Convincingness A lot of the Global Brain algorithm revolves around the concept of convincingness. We approached the concept of convincingness as how c...

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Notes on 2024-07-19-thoughts-on-convincingness.md This note is a response to Johannes’s 2024-07-19-thoughts-on-convincingness.md

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Calculation of Informed and Uninformed Tallies Background: Effects One of the most important concepts in the GlobalBrain algorithm is the “effect” o...

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