It was thus said that the Great Mansfield once stated: > I've been 'thus said'ed!! :-D Thank you. You're welcome. > On Thu, Jan 7, 2021 at 1:03 AM Sean Conner <sean at conman.org> wrote: > > > I know the US (since I live there) tries to make a distinction between a > > "publisher" and a "platform" and one of the differences comes down to > > moderation---do too much and you can fall into the "publisher" category > > which makes you more liable for what is said than if you are in the > > "platform" category. Too little moderation and, as you say, is also > > troublesome. > > I'm not too worried - and now I can see how attempts to find a desirable > outcome from constricting and controlling too much might lead to an > undesirable outcome anyway if the situation is seen as more-like-publisher. > Good food for thought. I get the sense that you would lean more toward > little to no moderation, which can make sense. From the little that I've > seen, I *think* that if I wanted an 'account' on your gemini server I would > need to email you. Are you able to keep up with the invites, or, said > another way, do you sometimes wish you weren't in the middle? If you are talking about this link: gemini://gemini.conman.org/conman-labs-private/ then no one has ever asked for access. So in that sense, yes, I've been able to keep up with the subscription rate. It was more of a way for me to test client certificates than anything else. > > [1] > > https://lobste.rs/moderations?moderator=%28All%29&what%5Busers%5D=users\ > > <https://lobste.rs/moderations?moderator=%28All%29&what%5Busers%5D=users%5C> > > > > I'm not sure if you can read the link if you aren't a member. > > > > The link worked fine for me and I'm not a member. Interesting that there > seem to be a dozen to a few dozen 'moderation actions' a week. Cool. So you can get an idea for how that works then. -spc
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