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Changes and fixes thanks to various comments by momoninja
Some of these are momoninja's suggestions verbatim, some are my own changes.
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@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ not specified:
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("Identity verification" is the same as "authentication", but since
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("Identity verification" is the same as "authentication", but since
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"authentication" sounds confusingly too similar to "authorization",
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"authentication" sounds confusingly too similar to "authorization",
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we are not generally using that term in this document.)
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we are not generally using that term in this document.)
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Identify verification is important to verify "did this entity
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Identity verification is important to verify "did this entity
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really say this thing".[fn:did-you-say-it]
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really say this thing".[fn:did-you-say-it]
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However, the community has mostly converged on using [[https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-cavage-http-signatures-11][HTTP Signatures]]
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However, the community has mostly converged on using [[https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-cavage-http-signatures-11][HTTP Signatures]]
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to sign requests when delivering posts to other users.
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to sign requests when delivering posts to other users.
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@ -262,11 +262,11 @@ to listen to them, say that this is censorship.
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Except that freedom of speech merely means that you have the freedom
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Except that freedom of speech merely means that you have the freedom
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to /exercise/ your speech, somewhere.
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to /exercise/ your speech, somewhere.
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It does not mean that everyone has to listen to you.
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It does not mean that everyone has to listen to you.
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You also have the right to call someone an asshole, or stop listening
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You also have the right to call someone a jerk, or stop listening
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to them.
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to them.
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There is no requirement to read every spam that crosses your email
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There is no requirement to read every spam that crosses your email
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inbox to preserve freedom of speech; neither is there a requirement to listen to
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inbox to preserve freedom of speech; neither is there a requirement to
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someone who is being an asshole.
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listen to someone who is being a jerk.
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The freedom to filter is the complement to freedom of speech.
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The freedom to filter is the complement to freedom of speech.
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This applies to both individuals and to communities.
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This applies to both individuals and to communities.
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This is easily demonstrated; see how many people on the internet are
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This is easily demonstrated; see how many people on the internet are
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willing to threaten women and minorities who exercise the smallest
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willing to threaten women and minorities who exercise the smallest
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amount of autonomy, yet the moment that someone calls them out on
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amount of autonomy, yet the moment that someone calls them out on
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their /own/ bullshit, they cry censorship.
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their /own/ garbage, they cry censorship.
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Don't confuse an argument for "freeze peach" for an argument for
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Don't confuse an argument for "freeze peach" for an argument for
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"free speech".
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"free speech".
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Still, what can we do?
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Still, what can we do?
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Perhaps we cannot prevent assholes from joining the wider social
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Perhaps we cannot prevent jerks and bigots from joining the wider
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network... but maybe we can develop a system where we don't have to
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social network... but maybe we can develop a system where we don't
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hear them.
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have to hear them.
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** Did we borrow the wrong assumptions?
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** Did we borrow the wrong assumptions?
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@ -718,8 +718,8 @@ or both stamps.
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She might even decide to hand him the authority to send messages to
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She might even decide to hand him the authority to send messages to
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her in the future, for free.
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her in the future, for free.
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But say Bob is a spammer and is sending a Viagra ad; Alice can keep
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But say Bob is a spammer and is sending advertisement for illicit
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the stamps.
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pharmaceuticals; Alice can keep the stamps.
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Now Bob has to "pay" Alice to be spammed (and depending on how we
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Now Bob has to "pay" Alice to be spammed (and depending on how we
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decide to implement it, Alice might be able to keep this payment).
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decide to implement it, Alice might be able to keep this payment).
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There is always a cost to unwanted messages, but in our current
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There is always a cost to unwanted messages, but in our current
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@ -1376,7 +1376,7 @@ Lem really isn't sure, but insists that /he/ is not the one that did
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it.
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it.
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Alice trusts Lem enough as a person (but not as a person who
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Alice trusts Lem enough as a person (but not as a person who
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practices good security hygeine), and distrusts Mallet enough, that
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practices good security hygiene), and distrusts Mallet enough, that
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she finds this story plausible.
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she finds this story plausible.
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Still she considers with satisfaction that placing the blame "on the
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Still she considers with satisfaction that placing the blame "on the
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capability she gave to Lem", whether or not it was Lem that did it,
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capability she gave to Lem", whether or not it was Lem that did it,
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