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I don't think here is the issue of breaking, rather what is allowed on them and what not.
by soco 6y ago
I don't think here is the issue of breaking, rather what is allowed on them and what not.
- ceilingcorner 6y agoPersonally I have less problem with individual platforms deciding what they want to ban, if there are a variety of options available. The issue to me is the clear coordination between Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Twitter. If these four companies decide to kick you off, you’ve just lost ~75% of the Internet. Breaking them all up into smaller companies with more independent management would alleviate this issue, IMO.
- epakai 6y agoI agree, but I'm curious about Twitter. How do you really break them up? Is there much more to it than the social media and ad components?