Resilient Social Networks
Resilient social networks by timdaub.eth12379 π₯ β’ 2y β’ 0 views β’ 0 clicks | |
AI summary of the linked articleThe author argues that social networks should be built for resiliency, meaning minimal single points of failure, rather than for decentralization, which they call a loaded and poorly defined term. The article says a resilient network must be protected from governments, institutions, third parties, users, founding teams, and its own moderators or operators, with feeds resistant to manipulation and content remaining under its authors' control. It states that blockchain currently offers the best means to achieve this, citing the DeFi protocol Aave as an example of resilience design, and it says the principles will guide the development of Lens V3. | |
Recommended by 2 curators | |
I have the same question as the first comment on the article: how would such a resilient system protect its developers from being arrested? Ever wondered why no one knows who Satoshi Nakamoto is? But very good question indeed. | |
Characters remaining: 10,000 comment guidelines | |
More from app.t2.world on Kiwi News | |
