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So a commenting service like disqus, but requiring a browser extension? > not subject to control or review by any individual. If my anti-fans decide to use yo
by h2odragon 3y ago
So a commenting service like disqus, but requiring a browser extension?
> not subject to control or review by any individual.
If my anti-fans decide to use your extension to coordinate attacks against my site; I'll be helpless to do anything about it? How about you, will your company be taking responsibility for these "communities" or will you be allowing free speech and self governance? What if they "go bad"?
What do you do when the someone in the Federal government asks you to "de-emphasize" discussions and viewpoints? Tell them the system can't do that?
- edricnguyen 3y agoThank you for your comment. I appreciate your suggestion of Disqus, I will take some time to research it further. However, I would like to highlight that unlike Disqus, the extension I offer allows users to connect with each other independently. > What do you do when the someone in the Federal government asks you to "de-emphasize" discussions and viewpoints? Tell them the system can't do that? The power of free speech is a fundamental right, like the way the government can not ask "shut down the bitcoin or the internet” Free speech has been a driving force behind many social and political movements. It allows people to challenge oppressive systems and advocate for change. It's crucial for democratic societies and should be a top priority for those who value individual freedoms and human rights.