But it doesn't have to be a non-US company that can rise to compete. In the article they cited Myspace as willing to host photos that FB wasn't. But it's all

But it doesn't have to be a non-US company that can rise to compete. In the article they cited Myspace as willing to host photos that FB wasn't. But it's all about the bottom line--these companies weigh the cost of lawyers along with lost revenue from the section of users they chance to alienate with either strategy. If anything, it's the tyranny of the majority of Americans who would rather not see boobs, versus the tyranny of individual companies whose founders or employees might inherit certain mores (though that of course could sometimes be the case too). I think that's what the article is getting at.