To require any publishing platform to retain works they decide violates their TOS seems like a big burden. But we live in a world where publishing seemingly req

To require any publishing platform to retain works they decide violates their TOS seems like a big burden. But we live in a world where publishing seemingly requires the cooperation the private sector. Was it any different in the days of the printing press? Newspaper companies didn't have any requirement to keep around material they didn't want to print, and unless you wanted to build/buy and operate your own printing press, you depended on the private sector... Much like freedom of travel, while nobody can stop you, nobody must provide you a free platform either.