> Centralization is the real evil, here. This is the crux of it. I have a very low opinion of all these people, "anti-feminists" and whatever else, but this so

> Centralization is the real evil, here. This is the crux of it. I have a very low opinion of all these people, "anti-feminists" and whatever else, but this sort of drama does illustrate that we have a problem with just a few entities being in a position to stifle the speech of a large number of people. It doesn't seem great, regardless of whether some of its present manifestations appear to be good. On the flip side, these marginal voices never really had an effective mouthpiece in the past, so maybe the net effect is not significant. But I worry that we will miss opportunities for unique individual expression that the internet, in theory, could provide.