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It's clear that the broader problem for Parler is that they can't go to those other hosting providers either, because nobody wants their stinky business ruining
by JulianMorrison 6y ago
It's clear that the broader problem for Parler is that they can't go to those other hosting providers either, because nobody wants their stinky business ruining the corporate image.
Arguably that's the real boycott, not just being tossed off Amazon, but the fact that a very small number of companies have comparable infrastructure, and they're all saying no.
But how do you litigate against being sent to Coventry?
- gnfargbl 6y agoShould you be able to litigate against being sent to Coventry? If a broad swathe of society finds you so objectionable or reputationally risky that they don't want to engage with you at all, then should there even be a recourse for that? There is really nothing stopping a "hosting for radical and extremists" cloud service from existing. In fact, it does exist, and it's named Epik. Their dedictated hosting prices look quite high to me, but that's just the free market in action.