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We're working on a decentralized app platform that mechanically is unable to kick devs off. Its early and doesn't have a monetization layer yet, but it's our go
by Taek 6y ago
We're working on a decentralized app platform that mechanically is unable to kick devs off. Its early and doesn't have a monetization layer yet, but it's our goal to provide developers and users alike with a home that will outlast the whims of a single corporation.
https://siasky.net https://siasky.net
- tmhrtly 6y agoForgive me if this is a stupid question but if you’re unable to remove apps from the store how will you handle blatant issues of spam or, worse, viruses?
- Taek 6y agoCurrent plan is to support opt-in moderation. Users can subscribe to banlists or curated lists (which could be machine generated) which filter content. If a user doesn't like their moderation/filter, they can swap in a different one or disable it altogether.
- miek 6y agoWow interesting idea. I am probably way behind you on the thought process, but my first thought is: I wonder if you are just shifting the meta game and adding an extra step for those wishing to push malware etc. They would need to become list curators and promote some percent of legitimately good apps while also pushing their bad apps.