> My concern is that, while seizing control of social networking from big corporations is surely a great idea, it may be initially inundated (and thus, socially formulated) by the same whackjob culture that flocked to Parler from Twitter.
> How can we ensure that balanced and healthy communities form on the decentralized web?
Sigh. The problem with all decentralized platforms/solutions is that they're focused on "decentralized", not on "platform".
So high level plan should be:
1. Make platform that actually compete with w/ FB, Twitter, etc.
2. Decentralize it.
Sigh. The problem with all decentralized platforms/solutions is that they're focused on "decentralized", not on "platform".
So high level plan should be: 1. Make platform that actually compete with w/ FB, Twitter, etc. 2. Decentralize it.