> Twitter has a profit incentive not just to censor content, but to make as much of the content as possible paid ads. The latter implies the former. I promise,

> Twitter has a profit incentive not just to censor content, but to make as much of the content as possible paid ads. The latter implies the former. I promise, Coca-Cola is never going to advertise on Gab. You're never going to see a paid spot for Budweiser on an 8chan board. There is simply no demand from marketers for prime placement alongside death and rape threats, photos of people outside their homes with crosshairs overlaid, etc. > focus on what I think is the core value prop of twitter -- its infrastructure as a broadcast platform. Yes, but every successful broadcast platform I'm aware of imposes some standards on the content they carry. I'm not sure why you think Twitter needs to break from that model.