This sort of thing was why my own bsky proposal strongly separated the content data and the curation process, so the same underlying content data could be curated differently according to different national legal systems and to different community norms.
I also coined the term "San Francisco Values", which I am glad to see occasionally spreading, to describe the community norms that "rich tech people in the bay area" think are universal humanistic values, that literally everyone else in the world ranges from mild discomfort to outright raging hatred for.
The fact is, curation needs to be localized, while underlying content data needs to be "everything legal in the area where the datacenter is".
Super interesting! Thanks for writing this up!
This sort of thing was why my own bsky proposal strongly separated the content data and the curation process, so the same underlying content data could be curated differently according to different national legal systems and to different community norms.
I also coined the term "San Francisco Values", which I am glad to see occasionally spreading, to describe the community norms that "rich tech people in the bay area" think are universal humanistic values, that literally everyone else in the world ranges from mild discomfort to outright raging hatred for.
The fact is, curation needs to be localized, while underlying content data needs to be "everything legal in the area where the datacenter is".