There will be no way for new people to discover the purged content through the community itself.
Now, if you had the CID of a purged content and there are people seeding it to you, then yes Plebbit functions like any P2P network in which anyone can fetch a content that's seeded by somebody
But then who's hosting my content and till when they're hosting it?
There's a button in the UI to purge comment from your community as a mod. What will happen is:
because if images are hosted on ipfs
Plebbit is text-only protocol, all images in the clients are links to image hosting websites.
Biggest text you can embed is 30kb, and that is configurable by communities and they can choose to lower that
If somebody does something illegal, it's up to the government to act on it. Also users of clients can choose to omit certain communities or keywords from their feed. This is a healthier approach than letting a few dudes in Silicon valley telling us what to see/think
Protocol implementation plebbit-js is separated from client like Seedit
Lol pretty sure if we're funded by these guys we would've been way faster with our development. P2P is hard, many pitfalls
There's moderation on the community level, each community is moderated by their owners, or the owners can pick people to moderate in their stead.
There's moderation though, each community is moderated by their owners, or the owners can pick people to moderate in their stead.
There's no such thing as global admins though
How so? If you're running your node it is.
You don't need to develop a project for 3 years to rugpull it. Rug pulls are low effort
The founder funded this with more than half a million of his own money to build it, if he just wanted to pump and dump a token there are easier ways
99.99% of cases won't matter because most people won't seed random content forever. If the sub owner purge it from their node, I highly doubt anybody else would come across it unless there's like a group dedicated to seeding and sharing removed content