@jaz @cyberleagle @ApAlun @derickr
I wonder if @cyberleagle, the author of one of the, if not the, most respected, authoritative texts on Internet regulation, might be considered to be at least a little clued up about this stuff :)
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@neil @cyberleagle @ApAlun @derickr unquestionably.
Also, any insight from sitting with, talking to describing issues with, and generally getting in the face of the numerous Ofcom staff who spent the week at #TrustCon.
Both are good inputs. Don't ignore the regs. Don't have a heart attack about the regs. Somewhere is the middle ground that demonstrates good faith and meaningfully advances a safer Internet.
@neil @cyberleagle @ApAlun @derickr to put this another way, what can we do to reduce the alarm some ESPs are feeling and get them comfortable continuing operations? That's my goal, keep doing what you're doing, if that needs a risk assessment go do that. If that needs a few rule changes, go do that.
@jaz @neil @cyberleagle @ApAlun @derickr speaking as a a non-techy non-legal person who helps run 18+ communities, the new legislation is very scary and makes me angry.
I totally support protecting kids, what I don't like is adults losing their privacy and the march towards the removal of Queerness from places where kids exist because Queer is inherently sexual (just ask YouTube).
I totally support protecting kids, what I don't like is adults losing their privacy and the march towards the removal of Queerness from places where kids exist because Queer is inherently sexual (just ask YouTube).
I don't have solutions & I know it's complicated, but I'm pretty sure the UK's solution is not it.
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