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I'm not sure OP would disagree with you. He made a separate point: > So if Joe is moving off of YouTube because he doesn't like the censorship, he's not gettin

• JohnTHaller 6y ago
  Every platform censors to at least some degree or they wouldn't continue existing as a platform. What matters to most folks is the degree of censorship. As YouTube is beholden to advertisers, it's kind of akin to cable TV in terms of what will and won't be shown.
  • herostratus101 6y ago
    You can have a fairly minimal degree of censorship limited to actual criminal speech. There's no reason why platforms can't adopt that as their standard.
    • amanaplanacanal 6y ago
      Except that they would then be taken over by spammers and trolls. They might see that as a problem.
    • chillwaves 6y ago
      There is a reason, it's called money, which is why these platforms exist.