2/26/10

Internet Writer's Security Seems Shaky and Subject to Corporate/Government Manipulation

The trouble with the internet for economics is that things just disappear when the wrong people will it so. If all of macro-economics were so flimsy material progress would be difficult. Security for writers, publishers of videos and so forth need to have a secure medium with no loss of material uploaded.

Farmers and others commonly experience vicissitudes of weather, yet the internet should have a goal fundamentally of zero loss of material other than what the authors remove themselves. WebPages such as Helium.com that permanently confiscate earnings without any sort of prior notice are exemplary of the unreliability, volatility and vulnerability of the Internet for writers and independent publishers. There should be more plain legal rights that are more standardized and arbitrated--a pay pal sort of legal medium without the money that writers can place their material in for security before signing aboard a publisher page--that is if the publisher page such as Helium has not got the blue ribbon of participation in the neutral writer assurance media, the writers would know they are undeserving of trust.

Writers should have all of their material backed up automatically through the facility of the neutral writer/publisher assurance media, the writer's earnings should never be confiscated, and termination for using Marxian secret words or politically incorrect language should be in a transparent, standardized, graduate way such that the writer can have assurance that the same word use policies regarding 'death-monkey' account status exist from one web-page to another. 
Without such 'farming insurance’ policy for web writers and video publishers, corrupt corporate and hacker thugs will make a mockery of independence--and that's just the way it is.

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