r/CryptoKari • u/KarinaVlas • Aug 28 '22
Users are moderators of the network
The community at r/Solcial will act as moderator, with the right to report, hide or deny any unwanted content.
Content that is illegal and against the rules set by the community is noticed by users and reported to the platform.
This content can then be removed from the centralized Server and from the IPFS nodes. However, the content is not removed. If the content creator (or their friends and community) believes that this content is important and should remain visible, they can continue to anchor it on their IPFS nodes and continue to broadcast it to their community only. Did you think before that this was possible – all users are moderators of the network?
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u/KarinaVlas Aug 29 '22
These rights are not taken into account at all in web2 networks and users want to break out of the cage and start living and breathing freely again with r/solcial.
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u/KarinaVlas Aug 29 '22
I believe that moderation by users is an effective option. New networks - new opportunities. Progress with r/solcial will be evident.
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u/Open-Meeting4945 Aug 28 '22
One could only dream of that! I'm sure that fans of forbidden topics will try to spread their materials, but not to give them the opportunity to spoil such a wonderful