I.e. When developing digital rights (this, in any case, will have to be dealt with), we will use the analogy with leasing. So?
Then the question is: I paint pictures in a rented house. They evicted me quickly and did not have time to pick up my work. Should the owner return my paintings to me?
Returning to Trump: will his content be returned to him?
I am a question about decentralized social networks in several communities and have not received much feedback. I think because I'm not a techie and considered completely different aspects.
For example the aspect of ownership. Whether the account should belong to the person who registered it. Some people, for example, invest in design, promotion and content creation.
It seems to me that the technical solutions proposed by you remove the issue of ownership. What do you think?
We create a tool for solving your problem and will gladly share our experience.
Use, at the very beginning, the advertising rooms of social networks. They provide an opportunity to know your audience before you start spending money on advertising. You will have access to information about the demographic characteristics and interests of your chosen target audience.
On Facebook, for example, search for "audience insights" in your ad account.
You can also use google trends and SEO tools (similarweb or semrash). With their help, you will be able to understand the number of the audience and their interests. Plus cost per click.
Do you think that the option you proposed does not take into account the (global) context. For example, me: I don't use GIMP, not a beautician, it's Saturday evening.
Read between the lines: a company established on the territory of a state where there is no concept of "private property" does not understand that it is impossible to collect personal data.