Damus
jack · 135w
nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 has asked for this for some time nostr:note17g5t8ud3pxteyktc3ayn8ftd8zc4tq65scn2muecjysv2fggh5nq7r4eey
Carsten Keutmann profile picture
The fundamental issue with decentralization is the challenge of decentralized information governance. This can be summarized by the idea that there's no cost to making a statement.

However, there is a solution: Reputation.
Reputation addresses the issue of cost without involving money.

I believe that without a Decentralized Web of Trust Reputation (DWoTR) system, an open decentralized social media or wiki platform will never achieve critical mass.

Until DWoTR is implemented, a decentralized wiki remains a futile endeavor.
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Daniel Wigton · 135w
Yes, but the content of the wiki needs to be filtered by the web of trust uniquely for each client. Reputation is local not global.
FreeWorld · 135w
Wiki has millions of articles, how can they control all of that content?