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social media should also be considered infrastructure. but not only social media. everything we use online. email is another obvious example. there are 1000s o
by supergirl 6y ago
social media should also be considered infrastructure. but not only social media. everything we use online.
email is another obvious example. there are 1000s of email providers, but migrating is a pain. for example, I can easily switch mobile provider because by law I can keep using the same phone number. that should also apply to email. I write a lot more emails than make phone calls so the law needs an update. same for social media. I should be able to easily move from provider to provider. if twitter bans me, I can move to another one and keep my handle and followers and messages. why should twitter be allowed to ban people at their discretion? they are just a medium at this point. the content that is being generated has nothing to do with twitter. the electrical company doesn't care what I use their electricity for. I could be using it to commit a crime and they still wouldn't ban me (as long as I pay of course).