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>If you demand that he allows you to post on his site, could I make demands to post on your site? Of course you could. Whether you would have a good case is an
by garbagetime 6y ago
>If you demand that he allows you to post on his site, could I make demands to post on your site?
Of course you could. Whether you would have a good case is another question.
If you're implying an equivalence between the two situations I think what you're missing is that Facebook and the SWP's websites are very different kinds of website. Facebook is a social media website[1] that hosts various kinds of communities, whereas the SWP's website is a website specific to the SWP.
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networking_service https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networking_service
- pmlnr 6y ago> different kinds of website Are there any laws that differentiate between "public" and "private" websites?
- garbagetime 6y agoNo idea. When I said "Whether you would have a good case is another question" I wasn't talking about a legal argument - I was just talking about whether or not you'd be able to make a compelling argument likely to affect actual change.