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Comparing wrongthink to disease has a sorry history. If you don't want to see bad things on IPFS, don't access them. If you wish to force other people to not
by yarrel 9y ago
Comparing wrongthink to disease has a sorry history.
If you don't want to see bad things on IPFS, don't access them.
If you wish to force other people to not see them either, the process is similar to anything else on the Internet.
There's no need for moral panic.
- nybble41 9y agoExactly, and this applies for all "levels of severity". There is no content so "bad" that censorship becomes an appropriate solution.
- 52-6F-62 9y agoWho's panicking? I was posing the question as to how the community could deal with something horrific. At this point in time the power is in the hands of the community developing the technology. Surely there were lessons to learn from the implementation of the web. I posed it again because each time there is no discussing potential for improvement and only responses crying censorship with pseudo-Orwellian lingo. There's a line someplace. Nobody is preemptively stopped from producing snuff, but we don't support it by allowing it to be stocked at the local library in the name of anti-censorship.