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Not disagreeing, but that's the end of anonymity. But yeah, maybe the idea that you can even 1% trust random content on the Internet without having a source do
by grotorea 3y ago
Not disagreeing, but that's the end of anonymity.
But yeah, maybe the idea that you can even 1% trust random content on the Internet without having a source doesn't really make sense if you think about it IMHO. Either you do this web of trust, coming from a well know real world source, or be Wikipedia-like with linked reliable sources for the viewer to check.
By the way, wasn't this how Google ranked pages back in the day? Ranking pages that get linked to higher? And even before that there were P2P web rings.