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One answer is client-side based moderaton social networks. If I want to read moderated comments I should be allowed to. Or in the same way I could choose to le

• Retr0id 11mo ago
  Doing this entirely on the client side falls down when you want to moderate something because there's too much of it (e.g. bulk spam)
  • koolala 11mo ago
    The fix for that is to join your own community spam filter. It's the same way ad-block works. Community run blocklists. I don't think servers blocking denial-of-service spam attacks is the same socially as moderators censoring speech they don't agree with. The same goes for content that is illegal for servers to host.
    • Retr0id 11mo ago
      Right. The issue is not about client-side vs server-side, it's about the user being in control.
      • analog8374 11mo ago
        Yes. Exactly. I prefer that I choose, 100% , who I talk to and what I say. And if somebody offers me the service of filtering or editing all that, I have that option.