if a given signal requires the signaler to invest more in t… Twetch · April 7, 2020 if a given signal requires the signaler to invest more in the signal than it would gain by conveying phony information, then faking is unprofitable and the signal is therefore credible Replies Twetch · April 7, 2020 This works the same way for 'quality' signals too.If signal cost is too high you lose 'quality' signals to the benefit of signalers holding patronage to the detriment of 'quality'.How do you balance it?Do you attack patronage? 💰or 👽
Twetch · April 7, 2020 This works the same way for 'quality' signals too.If signal cost is too high you lose 'quality' signals to the benefit of signalers holding patronage to the detriment of 'quality'.How do you balance it?Do you attack patronage? 💰or 👽