Hello and thanks for the response :)

Yes, I hear you. It's why I'm interested in web3. Freedom and respect for the individual.

I'm interested in the legal aspects? So I will wait for feedback from @jpliberty if they have time then.

What I'm understanding, from your comment, is that Hive currently has no community standards that are enforced regarding possible intentional (keyword) abuse or harm to users. And nothing in place to monitor and correct possible criminal activity. Or possible Human Rights Violations.

Possible and alleged. Obviously.

Is this correct, please?

Take your time. This is a big conversation. But extremely relevant in 2023.

I don't (personally) think it is the chain's responsibility to investigate. I'm not sure if there might be steps taken for resolution by a blockchain though. Many facets to this amd worth considering in development of any community. Or not, as it were.

Very much depends on the ethos, vision and direction of any blockchain, I guess. And also how much a system is liable under what law, if any? I do enjoy law and tech so this something I'm going to be lookikg at now.

Feedback appreciated, please? I'm pretty new to Web3.