If you want to make a website, that’s your right in our free market system. If you want to allow the public to post on your website, to add value to your produc

If you want to make a website, that’s your right in our free market system. If you want to allow the public to post on your website, to add value to your product, again that’s your right. If it benefits your business, then you should do it. You can even moderate the comments to the point your website is inherently fraudulent. That’s your right as it stands today. So to lament how one can’t get only good comments, which disagree with your views only when your views are wrong, and then write long essays about how certain people will not comment the way you want them to, doesn’t seem very practical. I’ve been reading troll comments, and many non troll but equally destructive and yet clearly well intentioned comments, for decades and that won’t change as long as the internet is free. Accept that freedom or don’t try to profit from it in the first place. Write books instead of blogs.