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No, it’s not different, but there is a difference in expectations. If anything, Discord and Reddit are the ones that have it backwards. Their servers are their
by SllX 5y ago
No, it’s not different, but there is a difference in expectations.
If anything, Discord and Reddit are the ones that have it backwards. Their servers are theirs, and their free speech interest are theirs, but while you can own the premises and prioritize your own interests on your premises, that doesn’t grant you ownership over the communities you host.
Communities are made up of people, so claiming to own a community isn’t any different than claiming to own people. People can just pick up and move elsewhere, even if that means losing the benefits and privileges of the prior host.