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If previously gay movement could only act offline, distributing leaflets and organizing mass meetings, then we have the Internet. However, all that we were able to achieve on the Internet was to release one podcast of Pedologues in 2005. 20 years have passed and during this time we have not been able to repeat this. For 20 years, we couldn’t even translate this podcast into general languages and couldn’t write transcripts for all 30 episodes. How are we going to influence public opinion if we don't even do anything for ourselves ? There are many technical tools available to create the same great content like Pedologues. AI technologies can hide our real voice and face, maintaining our anonymity. How about using LBRY's Odysee ? Odysee's approach to content moderation as "no censorship, no-deplatforming, no matter what users say". On LBRY's Odysee platform based on blockchain, guidelines prohibit content including pornography and promotion of violence or terrorism. Rule-breaking content can be delisted from Odysee, which leaves the channel and content in place and continues to allow it to be shared, but prevents it from being found via search or browsing channels. Can anyone tell us about issues using this platform for MAP podcasts and blogs ? |