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I disagree with arguments on web becoming centralized. Unless you are acting unethical, there is little control over what you put online. I understand issue sta
by leowoo91 8y ago
I disagree with arguments on web becoming centralized. Unless you are acting unethical, there is little control over what you put online. I understand issue starts with the giants but they are brought under regulations inevitably to bring the balance back at some point. I think this thread is contributing to the same cause in natural manner.
- kqr 8y ago> I undertand issue starts with the giants but they inevitably go under regulations to bring the balance back at some point. Inevitably? As by some law of nature? Or inevitably under the condition that people like Tim Berners-Lee speak out and rally people for the cause?
- leowoo91 8y agoAnti-trust laws? Without people rallying, of course it wouldn't be possible.
- Nasrudith 8y agoDefine "acting unethical" - since on a technical level you control what you render and what you send. Now if you routinely start hacking into everything to erase IP traces that is unethical but literally nobody does that.
- pessimizer 8y ago> Define "acting unethical" Criticism of his royal majesty, disrespect of the judiciary, or denial of the inherent evil of the Armenians.
- leowoo91 8y agoI didn't mean his majesty, but anything takes a hit on basic human rights is simply unethical, with level of which %99 people could tell the difference. If you guys mean "giants crushing competitions", it takes longer for people to recognize, no doubt about it.