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problems arise with this though when certain countries, I'm based in the UK for example, don't buy in to this kind of idea, what then?
by gkwelding 15y ago
problems arise with this though when certain countries, I'm based in the UK for example, don't buy in to this kind of idea, what then?
- wmf 15y agoCentralized Web 2.0 services tend to be based in the US since it's a large market, and then they end up applying US law to all their users regardless of location. Think of it as cultural imperialism 2.0. The real solution IMO is to decentralize.
- gkwelding 15y agoAlthough does the standard model of countries/law stand up in the realm of the internet. Boundaries no longer exist in cyber-space, should 'cyber-law' evolve to take this into account?