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Are these bot farms really all that much of a problem? As in, do we have a very clear grasp of the real magnitude of the problem? > Doing nothing at this point
by errantmind 5y ago
Are these bot farms really all that much of a problem? As in, do we have a very clear grasp of the real magnitude of the problem?
> Doing nothing at this point is harmful to freedom of expression
This seems like Newspeak to me. Stifling freedom of expression in the name of freedom of expression is contradictory if it is abused as powers of this type always are.
- XyC0 5y agoIt is is a problem today, and it is a problem that is growing, censoring is not going to stop it, I feel that today that it is the private sector that do most censoring, censoring by states/countries in the western world seems a "small" problem, that is more transparent what they censor, as opposed to corporate censoring by the big players in the social media, that mostly is driven by money, I feel that there still is too many "boomers" in politics that is too naive/uneducated about how internet works, I think that only when younger generations takes over in politics as they more so will know the harsh truth that censoring on the internet only hurt the good players.