Legal Exposure from Running Your Own Mastodon Server/Instance
Offered By: Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the legal implications of operating a Mastodon server in this informative 1-hour conference talk from the Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon. Delve into the world of federated social networks and decentralized control as panelists Kurt Opsahl and TJ Mihill discuss the unique legal obligations that come with running your own Mastodon instance. Compare these responsibilities to those associated with using centralized platforms like Twitter/X. Gain insights into server policies, moderation practices, and the potential legal challenges faced by Mastodon server administrators. Whether you're considering starting your own instance or simply interested in the legal landscape of decentralized social media, this talk provides valuable information for navigating the complexities of Mastodon server ownership.
Syllabus
[DC-2024] Legal Exposure from Running your own Mastodon Server/Instance
Taught by
Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon
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