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Glad mozilla is tackling this -- I think this is the next step. Forget trying to fight SOPA/net neutrality, whatever else where it comes up, let's just abandon

Glad mozilla is tackling this -- I think this is the next step. Forget trying to fight SOPA/net neutrality, whatever else where it comes up, let's just abandon the "traditional" internet all together where it makes sense and make something that's correct-by-construction in so far as we can make it (like an "internet" that does as much as it can to prevent centralization). Note that this isn't some random position they've taken, they also funded stuff like the Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society (WINS) challenge[0] [0]: https://wirelesschallenge.mozilla.org/#winners https://wirelesschallenge.mozilla.org/#winners

arnoooooo 8y ago
> Forget trying to fight SOPA/net neutrality Please don't. Political discussion is needed to determine how we live together. Techonological solutions are just that. They are neutral and can be used for good or bad. If we don't discuss things, they will be used for bad. Attacks against net neutrality are just a symptom of people who want too much power. If they can't have it through the net, they will try by other means. These people need to be fought.