3. What user rights and responsibilities should be expressed in the digital world

Leanne Faulkner
7/26/23

Some of the Rights are the right to privacy and free speech.  The Responsibilities  are the privacy of others, keeping our own information safe, and also following the laws of the countries they do business with.

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Tagging on--hope you don't mind it is not exactly related to your comment. I am unsure of the rules / norms / expectations here yet!

This is a little wishful thinking....I would like to feel safe, secure and confident in truth levels when using a digital source for information-seeking. There is an overabundance of information out there, including abundant mis / disinformation. Let the surfer beware!
I am an avid fact-checker and strongly believe in personal verification of info. But my bucket list includes having access to a Facts Only web site, where I have the right to trust posted sources because they carry the mark of “VALIDATED”, and I have the responsibility to post only validated information. List sources?
Yes, slip-ups happen. But there are clear transgressors too.  Anyone not adhering to the responsibilities of Facts Only is speedily and unceremoniously bounced….Utopian Cyber fiction?

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