How can it be 'decentralized' if it runs on a specific domain?
That's just another slashdot, who for all intents and purposes also do not censor anything, and reddit, who censor very very rarely and try to avoid it at all costs.
That's just another slashdot, who for all intents and purposes also do not censor anything, and reddit, who censor very very rarely and try to avoid it at all costs.
Well, whatever it is, I guess being "decentralized" exempts you from copyright law.
Hub’s set of rules basically defines its audience. Having complete freedom—not having any rules—means not having any audience. The feed would simply be overwhelmed with spam, and if you ban spam—you got the rules.