>Once we explained the situation and verified everything, they released the halt and that first volley continued creating records for which email addresses we s

>Once we explained the situation and verified everything, they released the halt and that first volley continued creating records for which email addresses we shouldn't be sending to again. I have little confidence in this working in the defense of an ideology that gives the host bad PR or the deplatforming of which would give it good PR, like in the case of The Daily Stormer. Recent history should make it abundantly clear that private entities feel no obligation to defend noble ideals like freedom of speech, nor should they, being private entities. Paying for their services shouldn't change this meaningfully, especially where even Western governments like Germany's and the UK's are similarly illiberal (in the traditional sense of the word) and pressure those companies to remove "hate speech".