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The communities or groups who have gone "rogue" aren't going to care for moderation, they're going to ban/block anyone with a dissenting argument/narrative - ev
by loceng 6y ago
The communities or groups who have gone "rogue" aren't going to care for moderation, they're going to ban/block anyone with a dissenting argument/narrative - even if it's reason and truth - which then externalizes the cost to the rest of society into the physical world in the form of violence, terror.
- cwyers 6y agoThere are always going to be communities like that. The problem with Facebook and Twitter is that they provide a "radicalization pipeline" to get people into communities like that. And one of the big issues with the riot at the Capitol is that there was an interplay between what Trump/Cruz/Hawley/others were saying on social media and what these radicalized groups were saying. That only happens because there's a very porous border between things, so that you can have a radicalized Qanon group sharing the same space as official government accounts.