I thought it was quite clear. Verifying your age with an alcohol purchase receipt is a dumb idea for a large variety of reasons, including ease of acquiring one, ease of copying images, ease of printing one yourself and the cumulative ease of doing all this without an actual adult willingly involved in your scheme. It’s is not nearly as fool proof as verifying government ID.

Of course, I’m against all invasive forms of age verification. Doesn’t mean I’m going to advocate for a rally bad alternative either.

Much more so than passports or other identity documents. Come on, man, what point are you actually arguing here?

One requires an adult participant, one doesn’t.

You could probably pick up a receipt from alcohol purchase from the ground outside any liquor store…

Now explain why you think that’s relevant to the article you commented on.

8 don’t know where you live, but over here (European country) I can easily see 5 people on TikTok when I’m on the train.

Do you have some examples?

Just so you’re aware, it is very noticeable that you also used AI to help write this post and its use of language can throw a lot of people off.

Not to detract from your project, which looks cool!

Amazon famously kicked them out, writing quite publicly about all the benefits.

A domain name is explicitly not property.

See: Nissan.com

Absolute bonkers speculation and it’s wild that it got as many upvotes as downvotes.

There’s not even a hint of a suggestion that these two things would be related and it’d be a pretty stupid move to pull. This doesn’t hinder ICE that much and massively hinders many people all around the globe. Want to hinder communications? You’d jam ICE radios, not my muffin recipe website, (some) fediverse instances, and thousands of other websites.

Go outside, breath some air, recalibrate. This level of obsession is not good for you and won’t help the good causes you want to help either.

I’m guessing whoever is sending those letters snapshotted the CSAM on archive.today themselves to have leverage to take them down.

No, no. It’s fine.

Not just that, it also seems like the new nicotine, the new gambling. Some people are going to get absolutely hooked on this and not be able to stop.

I hate “Maybe later” even more

Interesting. What about supporting competing fictional skybeings?

It’s made by a machine and can be biased by its prompt, training, and owners political beliefs (see Elon’s Grok).

Most?

What are their complaints about Mattermost? That might help.