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It doesn't - my point was that leaks (as in, anything of mine that gets out) already tend to be permanent on the web. Yet, news sites, botters on social media,
by notheguyouthink 9y ago
It doesn't - my point was that leaks (as in, anything of mine that gets out) already tend to be permanent on the web. Yet, news sites, botters on social media, etc - all change their content with no paper-trail for us to follow.
Anything I leak is basically permanent on the current web. If that's the case already, why would I want a mutable system in place where people can edit what they said? Alter what was posted, alter votes, take ddos content, etc.
- ajanuary 9y agoI see. Thank you for clarifying.