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I'm very against the type of social media censorship we've see recently. However, in the specific case of linkedin, it's a job networking site. It's not an info
by version_five 5y ago
I'm very against the type of social media censorship we've see recently. However, in the specific case of linkedin, it's a job networking site. It's not an information platform like Twitter or Facebook, its for career related posts. I think this has less to do with "misinformation" or whatever the subtext is, and more with posting off topic content. If anything, I'd like to see a heavier hand when it comes to LinkedIn removing content that doesn't fit.
- vergessenmir 5y agoI'm not sure where I stand on this since the topic is outside of my expertise. From a distance it looks like someone talking about their area of expertise, related to their work. How different is someone like me making a questioning a claim that the ECS scheduler clusters can't possibly reach 5000 nodes based on the fact the I wrote the original code (the example is obviously contrived and doesn't match neatly like for like). This comment would be outside the expertise of readers and moderators at Linkedin. They'd be ill-equipped to intervene, I'd say. I'd say this would be problematic and way too subjective for anyone not to be worried about said action.
- JohnHaugeland 5y agoa private company kicking someone off of their website is not and never has been "censorship"