Territories can be marked nsfw by their founders.
Let's take an extreme example. In the future, when territories are whatever you ultimately want them to be, what's to stop a bad actor from buying an ordinary territory and loading it up with illicit content?
It seems like you need to maintain a way to break ties with territories that behave in such a way, if you don't want to maintain an ultimate veto right over content.
107 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 19 Aug
To the extent that I've thought about how we'll be decentralized, territory fees are hosting/indexing fees. If we don't host, they don't pay us. If some other territory hoster/indexer wants to host, the illicit territory will pay them, or they'll host/index the toxic/illicit territory themselves and pay no one.
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