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I agree. Their app became popular as a place for uncensored, anonymous speech. When they started censoring and requiring usernames their customers spitefully de
by Svekax 9y ago
I agree. Their app became popular as a place for uncensored, anonymous speech. When they started censoring and requiring usernames their customers spitefully deleted the app.
There are so few places left in the US where someone can engage in free speech. Free speech is nearly nonexistent on college campuses. Yik Yak was offering a product users couldn't find anywhere else. But they threw it all away.
- paulcole 9y ago>There are so few places left in the US where someone can engage in free speech. What? Do you mean free speech or free speech free of repercussions?
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- s73ver 9y agoYou can engage in free speech wherever you want. But others are also allowed to engage in their free speech as well, which they can use to choose to rebuke you, and choose not to associate with you. And free speech is not dead on college campuses. Speech without consequences is dead, and that's probably a good thing.
- oculusthrift 9y agoi think everyone is just trying to fit it to their narrative of harassment or free speech when in reality it just wasn't that compelling of a product after a while. At my school it devolved into horny guys trying to get laid and shit talking about professors.