I think I should have been more explicit in my questions.
Let’s use a simple hypothetical example of someone writing an article on denying holocaust in a dapp similar to wordpress governed through DAO. While this article would be personally offensive to me, there’s likely not much that I would be able do about it. On the other hand Germany attaches criminal penalties to publicly denying the holocaust and likely classifies it as hate speech.
(i) where does a complainant (country of Germany)post a complaint in context of a DAO ?
One answer could be that the author of this article is not identifiable. Even in that case, what happens if the country of Germany demands that the article be taken down? Who does it post the demand to?
(ii) how does the DAO even begin to judge the validity of a complaint?
In context of DAO, one could , I suppose, vote on a proposal to take down the content. But is it even a legitimate proposal? Should every demand be treated equally? What if there are countries that do not restrict public distribution of such articles?
While the DAO might or might not have SNS, we are just punting the question to NNS. NNS will need to go through the same issues.
This seems so basic that I think that I am just missing something.