Related, what's "modern best practices" in both software (ie what to write) and operator (ie you are running software, and need to do something with DMCA)?
I ask in the context of ActivityPub, Mastodon, Lemmy, Kbin, etc. I'm writing software for ActivityPub and i want to ensure self-hosted instances have the tools to respond and manage to legal .. threats (or w/e) like DMCA. Likewise i don't even know what is good advice for people to manage these notices. Of course there's also all the other undesired things too, CSAM, etc. Hosting user content is tough, heh.
As someone invested in getting people to self host more of their life in ways like ActivityPub, that also then means more exposure to this type of .. stuff. Not sure what the current consensus even is, tbh.
I ask in the context of ActivityPub, Mastodon, Lemmy, Kbin, etc. I'm writing software for ActivityPub and i want to ensure self-hosted instances have the tools to respond and manage to legal .. threats (or w/e) like DMCA. Likewise i don't even know what is good advice for people to manage these notices. Of course there's also all the other undesired things too, CSAM, etc. Hosting user content is tough, heh.
As someone invested in getting people to self host more of their life in ways like ActivityPub, that also then means more exposure to this type of .. stuff. Not sure what the current consensus even is, tbh.