This is orthogonal to my point that in the meantime we should make URLs behave the way users expect. If I'm on a website claiming to be http://qz.com yet is showing http://google.com in the bar), I will become desensitized to that mismatch. 2/2
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Replying to @tnare @lorenzofb
So the feature you want to deprecate is hosting safe user generated content? That's going to be a tough sell, it's a big part of the modern Internet.
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Replying to @taviso @lorenzofb
Maybe this is where the fundamental rub is. A URL is exposing who am I getting the content from, not who produced said content. Those two things used to largely match, but that relationship has broken down.
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So now I can get http://qz.com content, served from http://google.com . But because with AMP the relationship between content-origin and URL has broken down, you no longer have any idea where the content came from.
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Replying to @tnare @lorenzofb
How is that any different from https://twitter[.]com/qz/status/1039566323964174336 - The content is served by twitter, so https://twitter.com is displayed in the address bar. The content was written by and is branded "QZ". It's third party content hosted by twitter, right?
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Replying to @taviso @lorenzofb
There's three trust relationships: connection, content and subcontent. I trust https://twitter.com to only serve me Twitter, so connection (TLS) == content. I also trust https://twitter.com to do due diligence on blue checkmarks. QZ has one.
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Replying to @tnare @lorenzofb
It sounds like you've got this simplification thing down.
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Replying to @lorenzofb @tnare
What happened? All his tweets disappeared. (I don't think he has a good argument, but didn't think he was doing anything wrong)
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I can see this one, looks like you're back
Ironic after you were just saying you trust them to identify people, hah.
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I was just trying to be funny, sorry.
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Replying to @lorenzofb @taviso
I think it's a legit thing to bring up. Now that content comes from unexpected places (caches, AMP, etc.), how do you trust said content?
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