We all have questions, let's get some answers.
Questionable - Coming Soon? (@questionable.fyi)
Questions, Answers, Asks, and more! Currently under development by @thisismissem.social https://questionable.fyi (soon)
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Questionable is an AT Protocol app for asking questions and getting answers, receiving asks and doing interviews or AMAs
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Questionable is an AT Protocol app for asking questions and getting answers, receiving asks and doing interviews or AMAs - ThisIsMissEm/questionable-fyi
Two questions from the Jagged Frontier
A non-exhaustive list of questions that I do not really see discussed as much as I think they probably deserve to be discussed.
Three Questions on Questions: On Asking, Knowing and Noticing
“Students aren’t great at asking questions well.” This was Kristen DiCerbo, Khan Academy’s Chief Learning Officer, in a recent Chalkbeat article. She was offering her explanation for why Khanmigo hadn’…
asq.fyi — ask anyone, anything (on atproto)
A public square for questions both silly and serious. Built on the AT Protocol, so your account, followers, and answers belong to you — not us.
Guest post: Should universities investigate questionable papers students and faculty wrote elsewhere?
Be-Art/iStock I am a research ethicist and often get asked by my university to investigate when potential concerns are raised about our staff or students. One example involved the recent case of th…
You Might Debate It — If You Could See It
Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.
A response to: Should universities investigate questionable papers students and faculty wrote elsewhere?
Editor’s note: We recently published a guest post on universities’ responsibility for investigating misconduct allegations related to work by staff and students conducted and/or published while the…
No mention of construct validity and no citation to relevant papers (a few below), all while claiming "reasoning". This feels like an indictment of this peer review process. arxiv.org/abs/2503.10694 arxiv.org/abs/2509.18234 pubpeer.com/publications/88B9AF67851F876B… doi.org/10.1038/s41591-026-04297-7
The Illusion of Readiness in Health AI
arxiv.orgA good thread of questions — not small ones…— about what remains murky with W's vulnerability. @anna.wsocial.eu: we've both been privacy professionals, so you know exactly how serious this is. What's the plan?
Public Disclosure
W Identity (widentity.eu) asks people to hand over passport scans, a biometric selfie and their date of birth to prove who they are. The reflected XSS vulnerability let attacker-controlled JavaScript run on your site's own origin. For an identity provider, your response is way too relaxed.
