Should I surmise that you don't believe liberty in online engagements should be protected at all. Freedom to speak in the high-street (ie IRL/AFK public arenas

Should I surmise that you don't believe liberty in online engagements should be protected at all. Freedom to speak in the high-street (ie IRL/AFK public arenas) is all well and good but what if everyone else is speaking in the pseudo-public online spaces and a company has excluded you from those spaces. Don't we need a legal framework that respects cyberspace as more than just the domain of company mores, that allows democratic standards to govern principal online meeting spaces?