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Well, I suppose the point is, we're not going to stop censorship with a vote from IETF. But, we can enable Internet companies to better-expose when rights requ
by mattlutze 11y ago
Well, I suppose the point is, we're not going to stop censorship with a vote from IETF.
But, we can enable Internet companies to better-expose when rights requests and censorship has been used to block information.
Before, all you'd get on GitHub (per the release) was a 403, which could have been any number of things and was, in any case, an obfuscation of why you couldn't access the resource. If a person doesn't see a reason to investigate, they'll just move on.
This gets us closer to conversations about censorship.