Courts can only adjudicate based on the law. There's little to adjudicate in these matters because the law protects platforms for content posted. The real shor

Courts can only adjudicate based on the law. There's little to adjudicate in these matters because the law protects platforms for content posted. The real shortcoming in these matters is a total lack of legislation that reflects the world today on the Internet. Section 230 and the rest of the CDA were passed in 1996. The world looked a lot different back then. Until legislatures act, private companies self-policing at their own discretion is the best we get. > For all we know there was a limited group of users of that service that caused this action, however we don’t know and likely will never know the facts in this matter. To my knowledge Parler was in part blocked due to a total lack of a moderation policy. It was the policy of the app, not the mere action of a minority of users.