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@ramsey Large corps pay better but care less, I think.

@lcamtuf I would possibly pay a one time fee for verification and maybe $1/mo for no ads, but presumably this is aimed at people who get impersonated, so influencers, YouTubers and such..

@emilygorcenski It has to play the intro and cutscenes somehow.

@hasmis I do read what people reply with if they do, but that's not really why I post it. It's great to find people who think alike ofc.

@hasmis I don't really care :) I find writing is for me a good way to think things trough a bit more.

I think that all data that can be requested via various disclosure laws should have to be made available without requesting it, possibly via some kind of a public-run portal. That would make it cheaper for institutions to comply, and would make it much much easier to mine it.

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@leemadgwick I think it might be a good thing, a return to a more responsible and reputation-based reporting culture. The only way to know an image is real is a chain of custody of trustworthy people.

@meowoem @fox Kind of like the "let's strengthen the bits of the plane that got shot" based on returning plane data example. So I guess one should optimize for segments that exist but don't use one's service? Feels hard to justify.

@pluralistic This is simply astounding, the audacity. There should be a law that makes all government contracts public and accessible on the web, at the very least.