Minds.com,
which intends to remove itself from partisan censorship and become dependable
for free speech, still has its own moderation system, but with a jury and
appeal due process explained here.
There are categories
like Not suitable for work, and spam. These do have a "three strike" system. (In high school PE softball, we had a one-strike rule.) There are still some immediate ban
categories (mostly illegal content), which should be obvious. This could get
difficult in Europe where hate speech is actually illegal.
Minds is based on block chain and crypto currency payments, and uses open source rather than proprietary software.
I’ve been a
bit distracted by other issues, but I need to get some ether in my wallet (had
some trouble getting it to work).
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