Post #1339740

2026-03-30 08:51 UTC

@smallcircles A question that keeps me awake at night, is what to do about CP and other exploitation materials being readily shared in a free and anonymous cyberspace? If we build a decentralised web with untraceability embedded, how can we fight those who cause harm? /2

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@smallcircles@social.coop 2026-03-30 13:51

@coderjason I agree. To enforce spirit and word implies a level of control that the commons has / retains. SX considers "commons based" to be a state where sustainable evolution and healthy natural growth can be assured i.e. commons based is the place-to-be. Things start with a minimization of access to the bad actors / players, and subsequently design and deliver services that are less attractive to them. Stripping the benefits for the bad actor, not just at the software level, but at participation level i.e. the processes around software (co)creation. Change the fitness formula in the commons to work against the bad actor. One important aspect is Trust, and related, Trustworthiness that trust builds over time. Our hypercapitalist society is increasingly built on mistrust. Coding is social. What is very interesting is that social networking is much broader than social media. It constitutes *all* human interaction. So here online we should be able to have commons based social web.

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