Pi Network's Decentralized Moderation: Revolutionizing Online Conversations

The Internet is an avenue that has been used to link individuals and communities since its beginnings in the early 1990s. However, owing to the fast development of digital literacy and worldwide connection, individuals are gradually embracing social media platforms to communicate and engage with one other. In fact, according to Dr. Michael J. Casey, former chairman of the board at MIT Media Lab who produced “The Internet Decentralized” study for Oxford University Press, “By 2020, it will be achievable for anyone anywhere in the world to text or video chat with almost anyone else” (Casey).

The advent of the internet has also had a vital impact in democratizing information exchange among users as well as supporting free expression online. However, this tendency has also been followed by various negative impacts such as harassment and cyberbullying, both of which have grown more widespread over time (Reuters).

In addition to these difficulties, there have been numerous examples where individuals have been exposed to dangerous information on social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram, which have led to cyberbullying and even suicides (Reuters). Moreover