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Since when do you think you have a right to expression on entirely private platforms? They have no moral, ethical, or business obligation to provide you an emoj
by psychometry 10y ago
Since when do you think you have a right to expression on entirely private platforms? They have no moral, ethical, or business obligation to provide you an emoji for everything you want to say. You can still use words, you know? There's nothing inconsistent there.
- pjlegato 10y agoThe point was not that they don't have the right to do that, but rather that that these companies are hypocritical for advocating "free and open" when it applies to themselves, but then imposing censorship upon their customers at the same time.