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The author is tying section 230 to the rise of monopolies on the internet since it allowed them to achieve scale much more easily. I think we are in dire need

• core-questions 6y ago
  It's well past time for an Internet Bill of Rights that re-implements the vision of freedoms given to us by the Founding Fathers and later architects of the Constitution, and applies it in a way that is contextually aware of the current lay of the land. Anyone who has actually spent time online understands that private companies control all of the spaces that are akin to the "public square". Sure, you can start your own site, but by doing so you're effectively shutting yourself out from where the vast majority of people are spending their time. We cannot cede control of all dialogue to a bunch of American corporations who care far more about their own bottom line than they do about freedom or personal rights.