> If you're interested in liberty here, you should be backing twitter's right to do this. Indeed, so long as it isn't the government enforcing it on everyone,

> If you're interested in liberty here, you should be backing twitter's right to do this. Indeed, so long as it isn't the government enforcing it on everyone, then the free market will come up with a competitor that will arguably start attracting those most aware of the importance of and aligned with freedom, freedom of speech - those people who arguably are on average much more highly competent and earning a higher income to be able to financially support a better model, and likewise bring their network(s) with them; I am working on launching such a competitor and believe I'm designing a platform model and launch/growth strategy that will work very well.