I think in the case of your analogy it does. In one, the argument seems to be that a central authority is censoring users. In the other, it's a community enforc

I think in the case of your analogy it does. In one, the argument seems to be that a central authority is censoring users. In the other, it's a community enforcing its standards. One can argue that there are potential problems in either case, but I think the nature of the problems are slightly, but importantly different.