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Services that decide to implement their own, private, content based restrictions on speech have already ceded their primary and strongest argument to be conside
by forgottenpass 9y ago
Services that decide to implement their own, private, content based restrictions on speech have already ceded their primary and strongest argument to be considered "infrastructure".
- notriddle 9y agoAgreed. Hacker News is definitely not a form of infrastructure, while GMail clearly is (even though it technically does have some content filtering, it's obviously necessary to make the service usable). But there are gray-areas between websites with a full-blown CoC and apps that are deliberately compared to the Postal Service. Where do you draw the line?