Kyle McCollom
@kyle
Would Farcaster plus lots of client apps make it harder for governments to block Farcaster than Twitter? My gut is it wouldn’t be as effective as using a VPN - governments compiling a list of most clients and blocking them will still be feasible. https://x.com/goddeketal/status/1776984641766822053?s=46
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Kayzc Based Christ
@kayzc
This is sad, the worst thing is that people in Brazil are so driven by political division that they don't see evil/errors in the opposition. Unfortunately, some people think these behaviours are normal because of ignorance or in some cases lack of education. Thanks for letting people know the truth.
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Tuesdays
@tuesdays
So this is the same question that was asked about front ends for contracts on ETH. I believe the solution is to keep a front end open source. Take Balancer for instance, you can go to their github. Grab their entire website. And run it yourself. No one can block that. A locally run front end would make it hard to ban
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rrfvvhh
@tggyydd
no as long as the dev isnt anon
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0xkaizen
@0xkaizen.eth
Yes, decentralized protocol plus many front ends (even self hosted) is the way
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Abdul Manan Shafeeq
@ustadnadeem
🍖 x741
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