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> I am in favor of these matters being handled and adjudicated via the courts, not by private entities with no due process, arbitrary process and limited oversi
by bootlooped 6y ago
> I am in favor of these matters being handled and adjudicated via the courts, not by private entities with no due process, arbitrary process and limited oversight.
So if Amazon wants to discontinue a business relationship they would need to sue their customer? What would they sue them for? I don't think it's a crime to break terms of service.
- franklampard 6y agoAmazon didn’t break terms of service, but Parler did by not moderating their platform. Amazon, Google, and Apple merely terminated their service because Parler violated TOS. It is perfectly reasonable.
- spacemanmatt 6y agoI highly suspect that a dispute would end up in arbitration rather than courts, too. It's not like AWS failed to think ahead about getting sued.