Thanks for that constructive response (although I'm not convinced, they were useful counterpoints). To be fair, I'm also sceptical of the publication and would

Thanks for that constructive response (although I'm not convinced, they were useful counterpoints). To be fair, I'm also sceptical of the publication and would prefer other sources - but these issues of free speech (and in particular Big Tech's alleged suppression of conservative outlets) don't get covered in the mainstream - until they are forced onto the agenda like with the recent open letter. Of course, that may be because the alleged suppression of organisations doesn't happen - but there have been enough reports of it on the edges that warrant at least counter-arguments from impartial experts in more mainstream outlets; and the lack of those in the current undeniable culture of suppression of individual voices ("cancel culture") contributes to the feeling of some of us that something deeply worrying is happening.