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I'm wondering if the service will eventually take sides. After all they are still serving content that people got banned for, so what happens if the content is
by geoah 8y ago
I'm wondering if the service will eventually take sides. After all they are still serving content that people got banned for, so what happens if the content is actually illegal or is deemed offensive by the service? Will they get banned from it as well? Or would that content be removed?
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- Mattasher 8y agoThe goal of the project is to be as decentralized as possible, and to make it as uncensorable as blockchain or bittorrent.
- joemaller1 8y agoTake sides or reveal bias? If this gets traction it will be fascinating to see whose claims of systematic oppression are validated.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoI expect that if this ever becomes a metric that is looked at, it'll be gamed by "victims" getting themselves banned on purpose, and then crying foul.
- clarkmoody 8y ago"Illegal" is regime-specific. Discussing private property or opposing the dictator/emperor/king/president/pope in some countries has been punishable by death over the years. "Deemed offensive" by the service gets us back to exactly the same situation with the major social platforms now, so it's legitimate concern.