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Web programming is getting unnecessarily complicated

It failed to standardize on low-level primitives. Instead of multiple derived architectures competing on their merits, we've standardized a monolithic architecture which tries to support all use cases, and which fossilizes bad design decisions for fear of "breaking the web".
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Nothing that all participants freely consented to is immoral.

People who don't participate in an action might still be affected by it. How an action affects people, or how it *might* affect people, has some bearing on the rightness or wrongness of that action.
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Nothing that all participants freely consented to is immoral.

A "participant in an action" is not defined as "anyone affected by an action." Being a participant implies active involvement. Being affected does not.
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