Legislation can't possibly prevent YouTube from sharding into a bunch of disparate publishing entities In fact, the "break up big tech" groups might laud such

Legislation can't possibly prevent YouTube from sharding into a bunch of disparate publishing entities In fact, the "break up big tech" groups might laud such a thing There is no way of framing your regulation so that it does something useful. Instead it will only ever be a burden on smaller distributers and hurt their chances of advertising (because in order to find advertisers, those advertisers will either have to not care about the content or be convinced that the content is pg -- an incredibly onerous technical burden) This idea that the regulation wouldn't have consequences you don't like because you don't like them is a fantasy None of your ideas make any sense here