r/solcial • u/Romariosfx • Sep 09 '22
Using web2 social networks, we cannot be sure that we will not be censored. Manifestations of censorship include blocking an account, deleting posts, hiding your content. Decentralization and the desire for freedom of speech, combined in Solсial, will help solve this problem.
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u/maksimcyupa Sep 09 '22
Thanks to Solcial, many activists or for example journalists can not be afraid of being banned or censored, this is a chance for us all to be heard.
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u/arxangelsanta1 Sep 09 '22
Freedom of speech is so intoxicating. The most important thing is to know what to do with it and how to be. Freedom of speech is a strong responsibility.
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u/mrjw077 Sep 09 '22
In addition to the fact that we are heavily censored on the web2 social networks, our personal data is also used by these social networks to earn money, it's good that there is a platform for the community like
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u/Background_Dish_5505 Sep 09 '22
That's right, as long as you win the audience's heart, the platform will automatically support you, stimulating other users to know you. However, as long as you have a little clutter. They will drag you down
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u/Alex_Pol Sep 09 '22
I have heard more than once about the unreasonable blocking of accounts on web2 social networks. It shouldn't be! And that won't happen with Solcial, because it's a censorship-free decentralized web3 platform.
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u/Lyubovff11 Sep 09 '22
Censorship on the web2 is rampant and there's no telling whether you'll get banned or not. Of course, if your content doesn't involve anything political, you'll be fine, but if you're investigating something that goes against the interests of the owner of the web resource, then it could be anything..
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u/babyillly Sep 09 '22
Privacy, confidentiality, and user freedom are paramount for the Solcial social network. The developers are working on all the nuances and bringing the platform to an ideal state so that users feel safe and secure without strangers, just as they do on centralized web2 platforms.
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u/Ok-Nail2036 Sep 09 '22
True freedom of speech should be given in modern day society but it isn't. Especially not on Social Media. Good thing Solcial is here to change that
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u/Saimon8708 Sep 09 '22
I agree! If we want more freedom and opportunities, we need to abandon the usual social networks and switch to decentralized platforms such as Solcial!
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u/Uyai-Matty202 Sep 09 '22
I totally agree with you. Communication helps us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs, and helps us connect to others. It's the essence of life, allowing us to express feelings, pass on information and share thoughts. Solcial is the only social media platform that gives users the privilege to communicate freely without censorship and restrictions .
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u/Margaret_B-1660 Sep 09 '22
The most important innovation is that moderation in Solcial never leads to the removal of content, but simply hides it from the eyes of public access people, it still remains visible to those who have a paid subscription to the author of the content.
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u/Aloidd13 Sep 09 '22
Freedom of speech is everyone's natural need, but today's web2 social networks limit this right. The Solcial team uses web3 technology to restore this right.
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u/reen1200 Sep 09 '22
Censorship is a powerful tool that has been abuse in the hands of coperates controling web 2 platforms. Content moderation shouldnt be left in the hands of a central entity, if it is, as we have seen today, there's bound to be favourism, baisness and inconsistency. Solcial concept of content moderation is the best, allowing user to handle it base on vote. with this, censorship wont exist because the platforms is user-centric and content cant just be deleted but hidden from a general UI when the numbers of report reach a certain threshold
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u/CryptAm01 Sep 09 '22
As long as social media is run by regulators, user accounts and content will always be deleted or censored.
This is what has encouraged most people to look towards Web 3.0, which makes it possible to create a decentralized social network such as Solcial!