Doesn't it defeat the purpose of this market if staff is holding limit orders lol?

@TimothyBandors are you counting me / Matt as staff? fwiw we are volunteer mods and not employed or anything.

@Bayesian Ah, I thought mods are paid staff.

@TimothyBandors i wouldn't worry too much about the "purpose"/functionality of this Very Serious market. the #1 NO holder is an account that does literally nothing but bet NO on this market each day. the actual % is meaningless it's just a place for people to discuss updates.

Dynamic scale graphs look like that on new markets:

@ProjectVictory I hate graphs that don't start at 0. What's even the point of having the graph if the scale is basically random ?

@Odoacre yeah i really dont like the dynamic scaling and would turn it off if i could

AI assisted markets just dropped 🤖

@TheAllMemeingEye I have my doubts on the high-quality criteria part but I'll definitely check it out.

@ProjectVictory yeah I have a feeling it's more like "quick and easy automated criteria"

Like the new closes in 7, 30, 90 days filters!

uh oops

Love the 👍 / 👎 in the comment section! Awesome!

@10thOfficial nice!

@strutheo lets you dislike yourself but not like yourself

@Qoiuoiuoiu *also bug report - when hovering over the dislike button but someone else already disliked it the tooltip reads "like"

@10thOfficial absolutely hate it. don't turn this place into a circlejerk like reddit and silence principled bold contrarian voices like myself or trolls (like myself). The election cycle was pretty non-toxic because if you hated something you could just ignore it or have to articulate why, instead of just mindlessly pressing a button, or piling on someone. Turned out to pretty useful since a lot of Trump commenters were not popular to say the least

@dlin007 I don't agree with the trolling or the Trump part, but I do agree I already have reddit for this, I'm not downvoting anyone here, if I disagree with something I take the 2 minutes to articulate why on a reply :/

@dlin007 I agree that positive reinforcement of popular takes is a terrible incentive. Reddit, X, Insta, etc are all toxic epistemic blackholes because of the incentive structure created by rewarding the popularity of a take.

this is popping up on unresolved markets that are still open now.

Uh this is really annoying for me, I would prefer it if these were two separate buttons instead of having to click a tiny little image to see which markets were affecting my net worth.

@Qoiuoiuoiu yeah I liked them better separate

Suggestion:

Not everyone is on the site 24/7 or even remembers the questions they created after a few months. I find myself asking people very often to resolve their markets. Instead of me going into comments and typing "@whoever This can resolve YES/NO, thank you!" please make this a one button press. Ask for Resolution or Request Resolution, where pressing it and selecting YES/NO automatically pings the creator and starts the 24 hour countdown. If they do not resolve, it goes into the mod queue for review/action. Thank you!

@10thOfficial good idea yes! ping for resolution

"Request Resolution" + YES/NO + text box for explanation/source (pings creator)

After thinking a little about it, am unsure it is a good idea.
The problem is that with this system people would not be able to answer if it should not be resolved for a reason or another, or see if a resolution was already asked for.
And if you make a system which allow for it, it starts to not be different from another comment system.
And we can already ping creators and moderators with their names.

I think the value added, would be to differentiate the reasons for the ping, but a more advanced notification system would be better for this.
Another value could come from some markets where there are a lot of comments, but then, a more advanced way to organize comments by kind could be better (something like : "resolution/criteria discussion", "humor", "information on subject"…)
But I think most of the value would come from a more advanced notification system, sorting comment by kind seems complex and not that useful.

@dionisos I guess, I’m just sick of doing this many times a week.