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Clearly the solution involves web 3.0 Blockchain to provide irrefutable evidence of ownership of each post, with an off-chain oracle providing per-post licenses
by mattlondon 4y ago
Clearly the solution involves web 3.0 Blockchain to provide irrefutable evidence of ownership of each post, with an off-chain oracle providing per-post licenses in machine-readable formats. </sarcasm>
...or you know don't say stuff in public if you don't want it to be seen by others. This is - and always has been - Internet 101 stuff: assume that the internet never forgets, and don't say anything publicly if you'd rather not see it on the front page of a newspaper.
I guess each new generation needs to learn that there are bad people out there, and computers make finding a needle in a haystack trivial.
- invig 4y agoI think it's kind of worse than that. It's not an education problem. People are intentionally using this stuff to talk publicly about an issue. They just don't like the consequences of that.
- jacooper 4y agoI think the problem is its public for way longer than people are used to, its like Snowden said, a permanent record. You could've tweeted something 10 years ago with an anonymous account, and called it a day. Yet, after more than a decade it can crash your life because you got caught by stylometry analysis. This certainly applies to HN even more.