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    tomcoates hondanhon zephoria Yeah, makes a lot of sense! I think for this, I'm looking at it in a specific limited context that has an analogue to IRL that becomes useful. So general social networks have wider applications & more general permissions as a result, but a limited network might have diff options?
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      tomcoates hondanhon zephoria In SRCCON conference badges are coded Green/Yellow/Red representing IRL permissions (You are free to take a photo of me and share/ask before taking a photo/don't take a photo of me). W/this context, here's a limited run social network with analogous permission levels.
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        tomcoates hondanhon zephoria At least that's where I'm sort of settling in to. Though since I'm not going to get it finished for this particular year, perhaps the next conference I have it at will be without the IRL context. Lemmie write this up in more detail and link it tomorrow.
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          tomcoates hondanhon zephoria For the interested, I forgot to notify this thread that I did indeed write it up: startedwithatweet.substack.com/p/considering-user-permissions-in-the
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