> "And what happens when we no longer agree with these 10 people? Can we even get to that point if the entire narrative is so heavily controlled?" What people

> "And what happens when we no longer agree with these 10 people? Can we even get to that point if the entire narrative is so heavily controlled?" What people seem to forget is that popular internet platforms are always controlled. When you join a site like; Reddit, HN etc.. you agree to play by their rules. The rules are not always fair but that's because it's their platform, not yours. The reality is, you can say anything you want on your own platform, but you do not have that right on someone-else's platform... nor should you Basically, the internet is open and free, but platforms are walled and guarded... and that's fine