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>That doesn't work when you (or your small community) face thousands or millions of spammers or abusive users. Umm... yes it does. That's precisely the role of
by cgmg 9y ago
>That doesn't work when you (or your small community) face thousands or millions of spammers or abusive users.
Umm... yes it does. That's precisely the role of a whitelist.
- nora4 9y agoLast time I checked whitelists don't work in permissionless networks (and no real identity). Do you have a fix to that?
- cgmg 9y agoI'm not sure what you mean. Why do you say whitelists don't work in a decentralized context?
- nora4 9y agoI see maybe, I misunderstood. So do you mean whitelisting messages (tweets, posts, any other atomic units) based on content? I think white listing based on content may be hard, especially say images or videos, in a decentralized network. So I thought you mean whitelisting based on identity/id which is useless in mostly-anonymous permissionless network. (But actually content-based filtering may not be too impossible now that I think..)