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The problem is these social media platforms are so big, they represent our only practical public space for societal discourse. These are ubiquitous and fundamen
by throwawaysea 5y ago
The problem is these social media platforms are so big, they represent our only practical public space for societal discourse. These are ubiquitous and fundamental services in the modern era. They need to be treated as utilities and common carriers. We can’t just let unfair discrimination and censorship hide behind claims of private ownership for this kind of platform with that kind of reach.