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  • I reached the limit while reading this comment

  • For someone who doesn't live in America, Delaware sounds like a perfect place for cyberpunk dystopia

  • How interesting their paid tier has no mention of being ad free

  • I am completely sober but the Idea I got is more insane than yours.

    The trust thing basically cannot work for me. It's not only expensive, but I don't think it's a good idea to operate a social media trust from my jurisdiction( India ). So if anyone wants to go forward with trusts, it must be someone from Europe not me.

    The idea I have, which honestly sounds crazy, but may be the only way individual owners can run these instances, is the idea of mutually assured destruction. Basically, why, despite having nukes, have we not used them yet? Because nuclear attack means both the partners will mutually assured destruction.

    Similarly, if I give admins and server owner both the power to delete the server, with admins having to vote a simple majority in order to do so, it basically creates a mutually assured destruction scenario, where both have to co-operate.

  • Good shitpost lol

  • Just like entertainment industry, there's an entire industry in journalism just for these guys. There's still swaths of people who consider them as oracles rather than salesmen for their technology.

  • I can assure more than half of them are redeemable.

  • I was gullible enough to believe it for a moment. Sigh

  • I love the fact that even for ranting about internet forums you chose alice and bob for the example😭.

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  • I skimmed over this comment and started wondering who in this world has their 3 languages as spanish russian and chinese. Some interesting family, they must have.

  • Csam is gonna be the ultimate hurdle I am gonna have to cross. Lot of traditional csam protections involve protection against already existing images on the internet, and even those software are becoming sparser these days.

  • Yup! Exactly the argument I have heard from people who back the system.

  • Athen democracy did have a system where you had to consent to standing in the process. I mean isn't that necessary? You only stand if you want to stand.

    Also it's not being a leech, one of the biggest success of their democracy was to ensure people working for government get a salary. Without a paid incentive I think plenty of people would just not participate in it at all.

    My upper estimate is half of the dau might want to participate, realistically, I think number could be as low as 30 or 20%

  • The slave owners were against Athens democracy lol.

  • Hinges on the fact that server is run on donations, so admin has an incentive to not run the server against the idea.

    I know, the hosters sanity and goodwill is still doing a lot of heavy lifting. I must think through this better.

  • Well, bringing down the level of commitment required for being an admin or mod may increase the number of applicants, though if it's enough to sustain the idea is something I don't think I have an answer for.

  • Application is important because applying means you're motivated enough to take the role. Also limiting to people who have an account in the instance.

    And yes, you bring a good point, random people can and should participate in it.

    Csam was the true bane, and while cloudflare does have some protection, I am actively looking for better ways, even thinking of using qwen or deepseek v4 for specifically that. Except with open weight models it's not just the model but who's hosting it that's also something one must take into consideration.

    I believe admins would be good enough for spam, csam and scam stuff, let's see though how it works out first

  • I'll like to see how it goes. Sortition because they believed elections meant rich can back their favorable candidates and win. With sortition, since there's no election most people who are contesting get more or less an equal footing. I am curious how did they manage to get an entire council with high participation

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    What would be your opinion on a lemmy/piefed instance that's run like Athen democracy?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Is the internet getting emptier?

  • memes @lemmy.world

    My feed lately.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    About decentralised storage of fediverse data.