Parental controls imply giving a parent control over what the child sees. This goes in the direction of taking that control away and giving it to the law and whoever runs the service a young fellow is interacting with.
@inthehands What address do American IDs show? How often would that be some far away place from where the person actually lives? (Do you need to get a new driver's license when you move e.g. within same state?)
(For comparison, Poland has voter registration setup, where you are registered by default in the area where you are registered to be living, but that you can ~trivially change up to ~a week before the voting day.)
@GossiTheDog@IAmDannyBoling I think an issue is that someone who can't see the pictures can't tell that they contain no more information. If so, alt text saying something like "screenshots of the linked document" would help with that completely.
@mjg59@lxo@sally I think that the GNU position is that one doesn't need to agree to GPL to use the software (see e.g. https://flameeyes.blog/2020/03/23/the-gpl-is-not-an-eula/ for a better explanation than I can offer). If that also applies to AGPL, then placing such a proxy is totally fine.
@sally@mjg59@lxo Would you mind pointing out where it has them covered? From reading it years ago it seemed ~equivalent in that regard to GPL, and from reading GPL it very clearly stated that it applies only to distribution and not to usage.
Doesn't the "deny support" variant also have this problem? If my dependency would want to deny support to someone whom I'm happily supporting, then the question whether they should deny support to _me_ is nontrivial and has to be answered under uncertain information. Not denying support seems to be at least somewhat exploitable, and the uncertain information might make it hard to tell if someone's trying to exploit that.
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