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I'm not sure I understand. Are you trying to say if a judge says "you must stop displaying this content" Bluesky will argue "we can't do that"? I think Bluesky
by AlienRobot 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand. Are you trying to say if a judge says "you must stop displaying this content" Bluesky will argue "we can't do that"?
I think Bluesky would get banned.
- verdverm 2y agoBluesky could implement it in their moderation service, but that does not mean users in Brazil would be impacted by it. Users could swap moderation service or swap interfaces The one thing that could happen is the PDS deleting the record for everyone, everywhere One thing to separate is Bluesky from ATProto. Bluesky is the default implementation of the 4 core pieces, but one could use alternatives for all of them as well and still have their content show up in the bsky app. Imagine if Twitter was open source and federated
- jazzyjackson 2y agoIf you're providing tools to circumvent government bans you're gonna get banned, the government won't care about your federated moderation layer
- verdverm 2y agoIf the govt bans a specific app, the people will just use another for accessing the same information. It's not really tools for circumvention. The Bluesky app is more like Chrome for the ATProto network, the best implementation of a viewer, open source and leading edge. The moderation is less federated, more about user choice, as each labeller is centralized, but there are many of them.