Ein Fall für digitale Nationalparks
https://michellepellon.com/blog/2025-08-18-a-case-for-digital-national-parks
Ein Fall für digitale Nationalparks
https://michellepellon.com/blog/2025-08-18-a-case-for-digital-national-parks
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My essay argues we’ll need “Digital National Parks”: places online where optimization does not hunt our attention or steer our choices. Going beyond metaphor, what would the **park rules** be?
My initial thoughts: no behavioral tracking; no engagement-optimized ranking (chronological or user-chosen order only); no cross-site identity inference; explicit caps on A/B testing; local-first storage with human-readable consent receipts; exportable, open formats; and a “right to remain unoptimized.”
I also started thinking about how do we enforce it (is that even possible?): third-party attestations, zero-knowledge proofs that no surveillance code ran, public bug bounties, and citizen audit nodes.
It’s called meeting at real park and talking face to face, or going to get a book from your library to read.
We have the solution, it’s living in the real world and getting off the internet