Perrin and Woods Duty of Care | ORG Wiki
Has anyone seen Lorna Woods & Will Perrin?
You know, the minds behind the award-winning thinking which shaped a lot of the online safety act?
Any recent commentary?
https://wiki.openrightsgroup.org/wiki/Perrin_and_Woods_Duty_of_Care
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Heaven forbid that our children seriously get into cycling as a hobby: Microcosm, a web forum hosting service that runs 300 sites including cycling forums and local community hubs, said that the si…
Presumably Lorna Woods & @WillPerrin are delighted at saving British children from the “harms” of lycra-clad cyclists
Heaven forbid that our children seriously get into cycling as a hobby:
Microcosm, a web forum hosting service that runs 300 sites including cycling forums and local community hubs, said that the sites would go offline on March 16, the day that Ofcom starts enforcing the Act. [… It] has hosted websites including cycling forum LFGSS since 2007, is run as a non-profit funded by donations and largely relies on users to follow community guidelines. Its sites attract a combined 250,000 users.
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Graham Smith @cyberleagle on the “Duty of Care”
> A misconceived model, the direct – and wholly predictable – result of which is the impenetrable 1,000+ page Ofcom consultations that civil society are now complaining about. What really did they expect?
A misconceived model, the direct – and wholly predictable – result of which is the impenetrable 1,000+ page Ofcom consultations that civil society are now complaining about. What really did they expect?
— Graham Smith ? (@Cyberleagle) May 21, 2024
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