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Doesn't matter what you want it to mean. What matters is what those in power want it to mean. It's very easy to stretch the definition to cover all sites where
by jolmg 10mo ago
Doesn't matter what you want it to mean. What matters is what those in power want it to mean. It's very easy to stretch the definition to cover all sites where people can post content for strangers to see, or stretch it even wider to all digital media where people can interact with a social group.
- chriswarbo 10mo ago> Doesn't matter what you want it to mean. What matters is what those in power want it to mean. I was replying to a discussion between two HN users, who were using conflicting definitions of the term. AFAIK they are not "those in power".
- jolmg 10mo ago> AFAIK they are not "those in power". AFAIK nobody here is. The point is that with relevance to the current discussion on potential future age-verification laws, only the widest definition matters, because that's what's at risk.