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All this talk of user-defined moderation is great, however this is fundamentally incompatible with content that is legal in one jurisdiction, but is illegal in
by supriyo-biswas 4y ago
All this talk of user-defined moderation is great, however this is fundamentally incompatible with content that is legal in one jurisdiction, but is illegal in another, and thus must never be served in the first place to users of the second jurisdiction.
- throwaway689236 4y agoI guess you could create a global set of labels specifically for that and make the client apply rules corresponding with the local laws.
- wilg 4y agoI wonder at what point the difficulty of this sort of problem will become a significant political pressure to homogenize laws worldwide or incentivize new types of international cooperation.
- esafak 4y agoWhen there is a balance of power and amicable relations between the parties.
- mildred593 4y agoI had a really similar idea I'm working on and this can be solved by federation, and allowing users to move freely between servers. A gicen server could have its own moderation list. If you want to bypass it you'll need to connect to a server in another juridiction.