I don’t see why they can’t do what newspapers did in the past. Each ad got reviewed. It’ll cost more, but at least we can ensure there was some review of some

I don’t see why they can’t do what newspapers did in the past. Each ad got reviewed. It’ll cost more, but at least we can ensure there was some review of some type. Obviously we can anticipate errors in judgement but at least we can have someone who is responsible for letting something on. That said of course, what’s good for the gander might not be what’s good for the goose. So something may be legal in Timbuktu but not in Shangri-La. Moreover one can’t aim ti please everyone. How do you meet local regulation in Russia or China but also abide by second or third party laws? Or contend with public opinion (cancel culture, boycotts, moral outrage, etc).