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Correct. The "significantly better", for better or worse, is likely to be "allows you to share content with your friends that you aren't really allowed to by la
by onan_barbarian 13y ago
Correct. The "significantly better", for better or worse, is likely to be "allows you to share content with your friends that you aren't really allowed to by law".
This is probably the only single thing that a federated network can offer that would appeal to non-geeks, at least at first. One might hope that people might "come for the piracy/porn, stay for the free speech".
- b1daly 13y agoThe problem is that Facebook, like the www, succeeds because it is not a private platform, it is mostly public, and it has arrived near ubiquity. This is a feature, not a bug, as they say. It seems to me that encryption is totally incompatible with these two aspects. Unless I'm missing something...