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So again, if social media is a commodity, why does it matter if someone gets kicked off a particular network? You can't have this both ways. There are no free
by Nursie 6y ago
So again, if social media is a commodity, why does it matter if someone gets kicked off a particular network?
You can't have this both ways.
There are no free speech right implications at all for this, a judge would throw the case out.
FB and Twitter don't pay their users because they're providing a service that their users value for free. Frankly if that's not a good enough deal for you, don't use it. I try not to, they're a waste of bandwidth IMHO.