If we really want a digital public square for citizens, maybe people should just support the creation of tax-funded social media? It would be kind of odd if Ora

If we really want a digital public square for citizens, maybe people should just support the creation of tax-funded social media? It would be kind of odd if Oracle owned your public library, right? A tax-funded public square would be one where citizens and their elected officials are responsible for its upkeep and proper conduct, and where citizens have official recourse for addressing how things are run. This would also pave the way to discussing internet access as as a public utility which ought be publicly funded.