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The almost full and complete point of this is to REMOVE the ability of "commercial players" from having a role or interest in the platform at all. They have alr
by sloum 6y ago
The almost full and complete point of this is to REMOVE the ability of "commercial players" from having a role or interest in the platform at all. They have already ruined the web and society as a whole (but that gets into a whole argument for/against capitalism... take a wild guess where I stand).
- hkt 6y agoI'm not a great fan of capitalism, but really my favourite thing about it is the seeming inability of commercial players to surveil. I don't like the idea of building in the price of content as being nothing - I want to donate to bloggers etc. A way around this is to mix gemini and http in a single browser. Only one can be rendered on a page, but they can link to one another, with a warning when you transition between the two. So blogs could have a donate button that just hits paypal etc.