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RE: Steemit Needs To Get Ready For Mass Adaption
As for your point 4 : 'Freedom of Speech vs Censorship'
The point of the decentralized nature of STEEMIT is that no one tells anyone else what they can and can't do. No one is the censor and everyone is the censor.
By which I mean that if an article is supported by many members it will gain prominence and make money, if it's something the STEEMIT community doesn't particularly like..it'll (hopefully) sink like a stone.
You would hope so, but I'm thinking more of "Terrorist Groups" or child predators type of think. That's what worries me...
I still have more faith in humanity left than I've lost.
Hang in there :-)
Any illegal content, from what I understand, will not be permitted.
Everything else is pretty much fair game and the community will decide what they want to support.
That Actually Makes Sense and Helps. What Happens When They Do It?