>Do you complain about balance issues for places like say, Voat as well? As well? I don't complain about them at all. Pointing out that it exists when people

>Do you complain about balance issues for places like say, Voat as well? As well? I don't complain about them at all. Pointing out that it exists when people deny it is not complaining. >I seem to only hear concerns about balance when it has to do with a perceived bias against the right. Well I see two obvious differences that could cause that. The first simply being size. Facebook, google, twitter, reddit, etc are all, as organizations, far-left. And they all use their platforms to silence things they disapprove of, and push their politics. Whatever sites do the same from a far-right perspective are tiny. So, obviously there would be far more complaining from the far larger group of people who use the biggest sites on the web. Second, all the supposed "far right" websites I see mentioned don't appear to be far right at all, and don't appear to do much or any moderating. They are "far right" because people with left wing views choose not to participate, not because they get banned. There's a big difference between being removed from a platform for having an unapproved view, vs being allowed to post your unapproved view and then people tell you it is wrong.