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Precisely: this does not work in practice! I see many reasons why, the first of which is just that most of the time the damage is already done by the time it g
by rapht 5y ago
Precisely: this does not work in practice!
I see many reasons why, the first of which is just that most of the time the damage is already done by the time it goes to court, assuming you can find the real name behind the usernames that professed lies, and I'm not even talking about bots.
That's why the liability has to rest on platforms -- and that's in addition to the publisher's liability.
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- sneak 5y agoWhat you described also does not work, and perhaps does not work much faster. Under such a circumstance, Twitter would not be able to afford to permit any not manually-reviewed/moderated tweets to be posted at all, and would have to shut down.