tldr; The petition calls for MasterCard and Visa to stop censoring legal fictional content, which includes books, games, films, and artwork. These payment processors are accused of using financial control to pressure platforms into demonetizing or deplatforming content based on personal values or activist group influence, such as Collective Shout. The petition demands transparency, protection of creators‘ rights, and rejection of moral policing, emphasizing the importance of free expression, consumer choice, and artistic integrity in a democratic society.
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r4rthrowawaysoon on
Except that Everyone can see everything.
MotanulScotishFold on
Nobody is goint to pay for games using BTC.
Best case scenario, it will be paid with a stablecoin.
interloper76 on
lol at transparent BTC blockchain with high fees.
MichaelAischmann on
I think that case was made around the time Wikileaks started accepting BTC. Glad we’re all caught up now.
AriyaSavaka on
You meant Monero?
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*This* is your reason why the world needs BTC?
tldr; The petition calls for MasterCard and Visa to stop censoring legal fictional content, which includes books, games, films, and artwork. These payment processors are accused of using financial control to pressure platforms into demonetizing or deplatforming content based on personal values or activist group influence, such as Collective Shout. The petition demands transparency, protection of creators‘ rights, and rejection of moral policing, emphasizing the importance of free expression, consumer choice, and artistic integrity in a democratic society.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Except that Everyone can see everything.
Nobody is goint to pay for games using BTC.
Best case scenario, it will be paid with a stablecoin.
lol at transparent BTC blockchain with high fees.
I think that case was made around the time Wikileaks started accepting BTC. Glad we’re all caught up now.
You meant Monero?