And community guidelines. Even Discord has them and bans members. Protect yourselves for god's sake
Edited: Perhaps legal guidelines to educate people. Even better! More towards personal responsibility then. More mature and more "free".
But perhaps at a certain reputation level an account is automatically banned and wallet contents go towards a fund for legal assistance for Hive users who want to pursue Civil action and protect their rights?
That wouid be something, huh?! :D
Think out of the box. But I've been roaming and it's blossoming out there. Big time now! And the Web3 social media that wins this race is going to be the one that:
a) makes the user experience the most personal and authentic (most personally "connected") i.e the most "real"; makes people feel "seen" and valued
b) the one that manages to balance freedom and respect / community somehow
In my opinion. Of course :) But let's see how this all unfolds. Interesting times!