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Don't judge too quickly. The ruling also made clear that it is judges who determine if content violates the law. It was not the case here. But it also means tha
by raxxorrax 5y ago
Don't judge too quickly. The ruling also made clear that it is judges who determine if content violates the law. It was not the case here. But it also means that platforms would have to comply with the judiciary restricting content and face fines if they don't. That wouldn't be too positive for the net and its development under certain circumstances.
Double-edged sword...
- kaba0 5y agoI don’t see how would it be a double-edged sword. It’s a meme, but we do in fact live in a society, with laws made mostly democratically by people (ideally) — which is the closest thing at this scale to a fair system. Why should a private company get to decide what it wants over the local laws? If it were to host child porn, should we be okay with that even though we collectively have voted to ban any form of pornography of minors?