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I'm sure jedberg will be very interested to find out about this Reddit thing

Reddit isn't people who have made at least a 25k investment in a terminal communicating under their real name and job title. That's worth something.

No, but it has plenty of people making at least a 250k investment into a meme stock.

My understanding was that the real action takes place in the anonymous chat rooms on the Bloomberg terminal, But I don't know if this is true.

> This has that too, it's called "reddit"

If you receive a Bloomberg message from someone, it's something actionable. That's not true, in finance, of virtually any other electronic communication channel.

Can you give some examples? Do you mean it's highly trustworthy?

He's just saying the high cost acts as an inbound filter.

Spamfilter prior to HashCash based on Proof of Income

I wonder if a messageboard where you had to submit a significantly difficult hashcash proof with every message would be very interesting.

>communicating under their real name and job title.

I never got spammed once on my terminal.

Not once.

> If you receive a Bloomberg message from someone, it's something actionable.

That's some real blue sky thinking.