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The platforms have been muzzling speech for a long while and some through sneaky ways like making content hard to find or surface. So they can still restrict th
by notlukesky 7y ago
The platforms have been muzzling speech for a long while and some through sneaky ways like making content hard to find or surface. So they can still restrict the spread of speech while claiming they do not interfere in the creation and publishing of it. So platforms will have to come clean on their algorithms and content discovery process as well.
- MagnumPIG 7y agoI don't think any individual knows anymore, it's just ML optimization for getting the most ads, presumably through engagement.
- zionic 7y agoExcept we know this isn't true. All of their systems have key word input with manual curation for suppression/boosting. Google maintains blacklists for news etc etc.