This is the issue with any "unmoderated" or "anti-censorship" network/project. We see it over and over again. If this is your mantra, you're going to be used by

This is the issue with any "unmoderated" or "anti-censorship" network/project. We see it over and over again. If this is your mantra, you're going to be used by unsavory characters, and that toxin will eclipse your entire brand/project. Tor is a good example of this, and to some extent, it has happened with Reddit. We need censorship-resistant networks, but they should not be advertised that way, because that will attract entirely the wrong type of early adopters. As if the chicken-and-egg problem needed additional complication.