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RE: Rekt in effect: Information management and decentralized distribution
I am anxious to see a Steem powered website. I can see writing to an account and keeping it updated like you are saying. Maybe include curation from outside. I'm not sure, but maybe even allow outside contributors from anywhere to add to an account (website). I can think of all sorts of ways that might be handy.
Think about a Copblock sort of site where people from anywhere can contribute, then curators can parse out the data and then other contributors can update as cases move or new info comes available.
All sorts of decentralized aggregate opportunities that could keep data fresh and accurate over time and include a good trail.
It is going to get very interesting because as far as I can see, there is no way for companies to do it easily and keep compliance standards. I am hoping that there will be highly polished website builder apps that leverage it and a whole range of professional applications that start making plug and play options.
What are the compliance standards? Privacy? I don't know anything about compliance.
Imagine that a company creates something that needs to fit into some ISO standard. It means that they have to have all documents up to scratch and available for audit and it can be an absolute nightmare for large projects.
Hmm. Well - fuck the government.
lol yes, but for some things you do want companies to build them to standards that are trackable and auditable, like nuclear power plants and brakes on cars :D
Ah. I see.