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It's not about censorship, so much about it just being that there's nothing appealing about a government social media site. At all. The majority of conversation
by thosakwe 7y ago
It's not about censorship, so much about it just being that there's nothing appealing about a government social media site. At all. The majority of conversations that happen on sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat would just not happen.
- qtplatypus 7y agoWhy wouldn't it happen? In democratic countries like the US, UK and Australia there have been a long tradition of independence from the state broadcasters; often hosting forums where guests antithetical to the views of the reining government have taken place. Can you explain what types of conversations that you think would not happen and why being government run would result in this.