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Fair moderation is one thing. What people who say Twitter has a free speech problem have something else in mind. They want a platform where they can say whateve
by krisboyz781 4y ago
Fair moderation is one thing. What people who say Twitter has a free speech problem have something else in mind. They want a platform where they can say whatever bigoted things they want then hide behind it because “hurr durr free speech”, that never works. Twitter is already toxic, can you imagine the things that would be said with no moderation
- heinrichhartman 4y agoThats a strawman. I hate right wing bigots as mich as you do, but I don't think Musk belongs to that crowd. Here is what he actually said: (a) censorship decisions should be made by courts not private companies (b) moderation should be transparent (c) priorisation algorithms should be open source. I think this is a sane and principled stand that is very different from: "I want to enable bigots."
- krisboyz781 4y agoA platform should have the right to have whatever speech that they deem appropriate. A court deciding that literally contradicts your argument. 2. Moderation is up to each private organization, they can moderate, moderate lightly, heavily moderate, etc, it’s their company and their choice 3. “They should” aka it’s their choice. You don’t have a sound argument at all
- ImPostingOnHN 4y agoallowing abusive people to remain on the platform until the abused somehow get court orders, definitely doesn't sound very sane to me rather, it sounds like a way to turn twitter into another in a long line of mostly-empty "freedom"-touting social networks that prioritized tolerance of abuse over user experience as a Twitter shareholder, I'd prefer ElMu not ruin it, or my investment, like that