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> I fear that we have opened the pandora box and now the alternatives are those I mentioned. I don't know that we've opened the box so much as we've built or o
by mieseratte 7y ago
> I fear that we have opened the pandora box and now the alternatives are those I mentioned.
I don't know that we've opened the box so much as we've built or otherwise inherited a system that allows for what we have now. No reason we can't legally preclude social-media companies from excluding based on their arbitrary and capricious criteria.
> Not in the UK, unless mandated by law in specific industries.
I was talking about the US, specifically. Honestly a bit weird to group the two together in the first place, being very different countries.
- mytailorisrich 7y ago> No reason we can't legally preclude social-media companies from excluding based on their arbitrary and capricious criteria. And thus social media, and other platforms, are controlled or at least heavily regulated by the government.