> Any platform has power over what appears on the platform. Pointing out that Google does as well is practically axiomatic. That's not what I'm pointing out or

> Any platform has power over what appears on the platform. Pointing out that Google does as well is practically axiomatic. That's not what I'm pointing out or focusing on. > you're implying that no platform should be allowed to dictate what gets on the platform I never said or implied that. > but you seem to automatically believe whatever they do will be bad I don't believe that, and have not said anything to suggest that I do. The assumptions you are making about me or my argument to arrive at these conclusions seem to be inaccurate. I would be happy to continue this discussion, as long as you ask me to clarify something rather than attempt to arrive at your own conclusions, potentially derailing the whole conversation.