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that's bullshit, we don't need platforms to interact online, we were doing that fine before myspace and facebook and perhaps you're too young to remember that b
by asadotzler 3y ago
that's bullshit, we don't need platforms to interact online, we were doing that fine before myspace and facebook and perhaps you're too young to remember that but it worked pretty well and we were all on the hook for what we hosted on our sites.
- int_19h 3y agoWe were, but not our hosting providers. Because they were protected by the law. If what GP describes comes true, they won't be anymore.
- hellojesus 3y agoMy point is that it wouldn't even be safe to run a comments section on a personal blog, as any comments would count as being published by the blog owner. Private, p2p communication would be fine, but anything publicly consumable would present a liability risk for libel, slander, etc. Where am I miscalculating?