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Thousands of companies host 300-500 servers on a couple of racks in some data center in the Midwest. There is not reason at all to have your content hosted in
by Daishiman 6y ago
Thousands of companies host 300-500 servers on a couple of racks in some data center in the Midwest.
There is not reason at all to have your content hosted in the US if you felt its legislators or IT providers aren't up to par to your idea of what free speech represents. Credibility? Yeah, seems that the crediblity issues weren't exactly about the hosting provider.
- sn_master 6y agoLook at their growth curve, they weren't planning from the beginning on that. I am sure they would have gone with their own DC if they did. The legislative and judicial system didn't say anything about Parler, and that's the core of the problem. Big tech acted by themselves to appease the new king.
- pixl97 6y agoWhich is both their right and prerogative. Fascists aren't a protected class.
- sn_master 6y agoIn this Great country, everyone is a "protected class" unless a court determines otherwise. It is their "right" to kick anyone off because of their overly broad Terms and Conditions, but they have no right to label anyone as a criminal.
- MartinCron 6y agoYou have the notion of “protected class” backwards. Everyone in this country has the right to equal protection under the law, but private companies are allowed to discriminate except in cases of protected class. AWS can say “we don’t want Parler as a customer” but they cannot say “we don’t serve black people on our platform” as race is a protected class while being Parler is not.
- sn_master 6y agoNo one said AWS did something illegal. Any company can do anything given how Terms and Conditions are written. Doesn't make that immune from discussion tho on their ethical side.