I agree with the article but it's a bit shallow or too short maybe. It's not factoring identity, which is a huge factor when it comes to moderation. Most accoun

I agree with the article but it's a bit shallow or too short maybe. It's not factoring identity, which is a huge factor when it comes to moderation. Most accounts are basically people being anonymous in respect to their real identity. Then there is bots and AI, and the problem of detecting who is legit or a bad actor. Therefore, having a relatively miniscule number of people be the judge and expect them to not abuse power, or thinking some clever algorithm won't be exploited, is short sighted and maybe technically naïve. I don't know what the solution is, but it might be having the Internet become independent from all nations, and have it be its own nation with laws, etc... not sure, but it does seem like an analogous problem to physical humans living together in a civilization, it's just still in the making, it seems.