Charles Hoskinson Welcomes Twitter’s Deplatformization -Breaking
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Charles Hoskinson Welcomes Twitter’s Deplatformization- There has been ongoing discourse about the future of Elon’s Twitter (NYSE:).
- Charles Hoskinson, who was concerned about Twitter losing its App Stores status, suggested that a decentralized alternative be created to Twitter.
- A handful of crypto-community members weighed in on the idea.
There have been many conversations and debates over Twitter about the drama between crypto enthusiasts in recent days. This is especially true for the discourse about Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter.
Charles Hoskinson, however, has been talking about the possibility of creating a distributed social media platform. It is in response the Apple (NASDAQ). Google (NASDAQ.) and Amazon (NASDAQ.) Web services threaten to delete Twitter from their app stores.
The greatest gift that the blockchain industry could receive since Satoshi is Twitter’s deplatforming. https://t.co/i8SKwMFmZR pic.twitter.com/TTy8nyBUaD
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) April 29, 2022
Specifically, Charles Hoskinson, the founder of , said that if Twitter is de-platformed it would be “the greatest gift to the blockchain industry since Santoshi introduced .”
Earlier, Hoskinson proposed this new plan by tweeting: “Elon if Twitter rejects your offer, then hit me up. Happy to build a decentralized one.”
If Twitter declines to entertain you, please contact @elonmusk Elon. We are happy to help you build one.
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) April 14, 2022
Douglas Horn, Telos blockchain chief architect, tweeted that the project would be complete by 2035. A Twitter user joked about the inability to send more than 10 messages per hour, referring to technical problems with Cardano-based apps.
Meanwhile, a tweet by user Ben Goertzel read that the new platform would be “good fun to build some advanced AI into the Hoskinson/Musk decentralized system, for reputation, management, and transparent personalized automated feed curtain, etc”.
Many critics have argued that Elon’s Twitter takeover would remove freedom of speech and damage American democracy. The controversy is that Elon lifted suspensions on accounts like Truckers for Freedom, Tucker Carlson, Mark Levin and Tucker Carlson after the takeover.
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