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Yeah, by "everyone" I meant the significant majority -- just semantics. It's a very difficult problem. Most people agree that CP is horrible and should be remo
by hazz99 8y ago
Yeah, by "everyone" I meant the significant majority -- just semantics.
It's a very difficult problem. Most people agree that CP is horrible and should be removed.
However, what happens when the media turns a very large majority against a certain ideal / content that should still be available, even if people disagree? Who decides what, and how do you enforce it? How is the arbiter of visible content?
Until this problem is solved, or somehow sidestepped, I don't believe a decentralized web/social system is possible.
I really want to be wrong about this! If anyone reading this has an idea of a solution, please message me!