> normal human beings need the right to appeal, public auditing, bright line rules, and due process rights. Why? Who cares if someone gets banned from YouTube,

> normal human beings need the right to appeal, public auditing, bright line rules, and due process rights. Why? Who cares if someone gets banned from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit etc? It isn't a big deal. I can see it as annoying, but it doesn't truly matter to anyone without some type of social media addiction. If "censorship" is the problem, we should support the establishment of government run internet forums that would be legally obligated to the serve the interest of the people rather than trying to arbitrarily steer certain popular websites into moderation strategies that don't align with their business or political prerogatives.