[Chapter-delegates] Internet Filtering

[Sivasubramanian Muthusamy]

Hello Marcin,

Read a little today on something which made me recollect this discussion on
which there is something that I now want to share.  Comment at the # sign

On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 9:42 PM, Marcin Cieslak <saper at saper.info> wrote:

>



> no "catch-all" solutions exist.
>
> The issue with #3 is similar to that one of the global filtering - no one
> is able (and I presume will never be able) to provide a global set of policy
> rules stating what's right or wrong.
>
> > But would there be any harm if such powers are vested with the Internet
> Community
> > - you and me and those from the Internet Community renowned for their
> values of
>
>> freedom and privacy and other rights and values that are
>> characteristic of today's internet?
>>
>
> Yes, but finding a universal solution to the wrongdoing on the Internet is
> a special case of solving the general philosophical question "What's right
> and what's wrong?".
>
> --
>              << Marcin Cieslak // saper at saper.info >>
>
>
Is it a good idea to propose to the Internet Community to define an
"Internet Ius Cogens ( also known as Jus Cogens ) as permeptory norms
related to content online ?  If there is a debate to draw up at least a
minimal list of universally harmful content such as at least or e.g. content
justifying slavery or genocide or advocating terrorism ?
-- 
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