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Sure, only to have each and every company disavow services from said "own website" when _they_ feel like it. The "build your own x" argument doesn't take into
by Taurenking 6y ago
Sure, only to have each and every company disavow services from said "own website" when _they_ feel like it.
The "build your own x" argument doesn't take into account that as technology evolves not everyone has the means/skills to "build" their digital public town square, hence why the existing once ought to be regulated by governments once they get too big.
- ianai 6y agoI feel like the “right to a personal webpage” comes sometime after the point where people agree basic shelter, food, and water are a basic human right.
- Taurenking 6y agoYou point is irrelevant, an internet connection is becoming more and more essential in day to day living.
- lambda_obrien 6y agoA hundred years ago, no one could own their own press, today I can print a thousand flyers in a few minutes. Technology evolves.