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That's optimistic. What I'm seeing is a lot of "we should regulate things so that facebook isn't allowed to censor things I like but is obligated to censor thi
by PoignardAzur 6y ago
That's optimistic.
What I'm seeing is a lot of "we should regulate things so that facebook isn't allowed to censor things I like but is obligated to censor things I don't like".
If people reacted to censorship in a principled way, we wouldn't be where we are today.
- loceng 6y agoAnd then you posting your counter narrative - even if it's truth and reason - will result in you being ban/blocked from their threads. We're going to start to have big in-person forums where a person's truth and reason can't be quickly silenced so the potential mob will be smaller than otherwise.
- throwaway45349 6y agoExcept that in-person forums are illegal right now :(
- einpoklum 6y agoIf people reacted to censorship in a principled way, nobody would use Facebook. It's an inherently censorious platform. The whole argument is about regulating or influencing Facebook's patterns of censorship.