Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content moderation

Re:Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content mode... by beaned on Saturday February 05, 2022 @01:33AM (#30218399)

Okay, whether or not you think they should do it (personally I think it's cool), I'm telling you the reasons why they're likely forming these policies now.

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Re:Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content mode... by worstestes on Saturday February 05, 2022 @02:30AM (#30218714)

What makes this cool in your opinion?

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Re:Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content mode... by beaned on Saturday February 05, 2022 @11:19AM (#30222575)

I enjoy NFTs, so why would I not want them to be more broadly supported on other platforms that I use?

Plus, this helps decentralize in two ways:

Firstly, it lessens monopoly power over the NFT space by OpenSea.

Secondly, Coinbase itself is now introducing its first web product with decentralized logins.

This is good for decentralization, not bad.

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Re:Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content mode... by aaaaaaaaata on Saturday February 05, 2022 @11:25AM (#30222638)

In the (good and bad) ways Gmail helps keep email relevant, yes.

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Re:Coinbase’s philosophy on account removal and content mode... by yao420 on Saturday February 05, 2022 @09:45AM (#30221518)

It’s a web3 platform from an actual crypto company with a decent security track record and based in the US.

Feels much safer than open sea which is constantly hacked and I trust more than GameStop who says they are also launching and NFT store.

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