"But it also means that it should no longer be seen as a neutral platform." Bizarre to me that anyone would ever have thought that in the first place. Twitter

"But it also means that it should no longer be seen as a neutral platform." Bizarre to me that anyone would ever have thought that in the first place. Twitter has always been a for-profit enterprise, which completely precludes neutrality. "I really wish some hackers got together and created a censorship resistant social media platform. It is sorely needed." And then what happens when that platform is used to plan and execute violent attacks and share illegal pornography? I don't disagree that this is a good idea, but it's also not a silver bullet. Free and open communication will always be a perpetual struggle requiring trade-offs and compromises.