Definition ∞ A content curation layer is a structural component within a decentralized application or network responsible for organizing, filtering, and presenting information. This layer often involves community-driven processes or algorithmic methods to select and rank content. Its function is to ensure relevant and high-quality information reaches users. This system can mitigate information overload and enhance user experience.
Context ∞ In decentralized social media and content platforms, the concept of a content curation layer is central to addressing issues of information quality and censorship. The debate often involves balancing decentralized governance with effective content management. Observing the evolution of these layers will reveal how platforms balance user autonomy with the necessity for structured and reliable information distribution.
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