When you realize Twitter, etc are media companies their actions make sense. They are places that frankly cater to a certain audience or way of interacting with

When you realize Twitter, etc are media companies their actions make sense. They are places that frankly cater to a certain audience or way of interacting with content. It was always perhaps naive to think such places could stay neutral free speech havens, in the same way we can’t expect that from a newspaper or tv media company. I do wonder about hosting providers though, like AWS. Should a utility be deciding who gets electricity because of what happens in a business or home? I feel this is much less defensible.