I’m old school on tech stuff. Comments please on use of ‘Dissenter’
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No censorship like self-censorship.
Moving on.
EU just passed Article 13. Kicks on it 2 years.
We can unburn books?
It appears to allow comments but those comments will only be visible to other Dissenter users and not the general population the website hosts. Maybe I’m wrong but that’s how it appears to me. I have the app on my browser but I haven’t felt a need to use it yet. I actually forgot it was there.
Come on now. I’m not easily bamboozled.
It says “with just a simple browser extension, you can literally comment on any page on the internet”.
Does this mean that ONLY people with the browser extension can see these comments, or are the comments shown to ALL viewers of the original URL?
Don’t try to fool me. If these comments are actually placed on the original web page, then the browser extension is writing information on the original server of the original web page. Please don’t take me for an idiot.
My conclusion is that only people with the browser extension can see the Dissenter comments, and that is not what the article wants you to believe. So the article is a fraud. Do not try to pull the wool over my eyes.
Just saw the posting by Boomer. Boomer says essentially the same thing as me.
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Does Dissenter work on Wikipedia articles?That’s sorely needed, because Wikipedia is essentially MSM - reliable enough, unless the topic has political implications. And predictably “liberal” on topics that do.