Indeed. The fact that we've let online speech fall in to a narrow set of patterns defined by companies that are larger than some governments is completely ridi

Indeed. The fact that we've let online speech fall in to a narrow set of patterns defined by companies that are larger than some governments is completely ridiculous. We need platforms that are controlled by users. And no, we don't need to wait for them before we kill the centralized data miners either. We survived before Facebook, we'll survive without it.