> Patreon signed its own death warrant when it started censoring certain artists and creatives it deemed to be "unacceptable". I think they signed their death

> Patreon signed its own death warrant when it started censoring certain artists and creatives it deemed to be "unacceptable". I think they signed their death warrant with unsustainably low cuts of revenue, personally. That something makes some folks very, very angry does not show that it makes many, many folks angry enough to impact a business. > Creativity and censorship cannot live side by side. This might be a tad hyperbolic. Creativity is ever-present and constraints create new forms, shapes, movements and pressures in art. Solzhenitsyn without Stalin was invisible. Goya without Napoleon probably made unremembered, unremarkable (but slightly creepy) portraits. And so on.