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Your take is wrong. Having a domain is identical to having a driver's license: This org says I am "X". It is fundamentally different from uniquely identifying
by horsawlarway 5y ago
Your take is wrong.
Having a domain is identical to having a driver's license: This org says I am "X".
It is fundamentally different from uniquely identifying me.
I am still the same person if I give you my library card - a different ID from a different org that says I am "Y".
- cxr 5y agoNah, the problem is definitely on your end. > Having a domain is identical to having a driver's license: This org says I am "X". Nope. You just described two different documents. http://horsawlarway.example/drivers-license.html http://horsawlarway.example/drivers-license.html http://horsawlarway.example/library-card.rdf http://horsawlarway.example/library-card.rdf It's very odd the position you're taking here, given the sentiment in your other tirade about being digital sharecroppers to Facebook and Google <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27369652 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27369652>. Your proposed solution is dumping more fuel in their engines—which is why it's the kind of solution they prefer themselves—and completely at odds with e.g. Solid and other attempts to do things thing would actually empower and protect individual users. I'm interacting with your digital homestead, why are you so adamant about leaking my activity to another domain?