Censorship and moderation are only part of the issue. The broader issue is with the nature of these platforms being conducive to vitriol, misinformation, and a

Censorship and moderation are only part of the issue. The broader issue is with the nature of these platforms being conducive to vitriol, misinformation, and a kind of image-obsession and addiction to trivial things that takes away from more important pursuits. I see no reason why this would be better than Twitter in that regard. Also, sovereignty is a noble pursuit but I can't help but feel that "self reliance" in this regard meaning the data for indian users remains on indian data centers misses the point and ultimately doesn't go far enough. A person needs to own his own data, and these platforms need to be not localized or controlled by singular states, but rather go above and beyond and be truly open and global.