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Perhaps I'm a bit nutty about this, but I feel like shadowbanning is a contract violation. The social media company takes our words and promises to distribute t
by xhkkffbf 5y ago
Perhaps I'm a bit nutty about this, but I feel like shadowbanning is a contract violation. The social media company takes our words and promises to distribute them. But for some people it doesn't follow through.
The implicit trade is that we create content for them and they sell ads to keep the lights on. But if they're not following through on their half of the bargain, I think they should be upfront about it. THe "shadow" part seems like fraud to me.
- srean 5y ago> I feel like shadowbanning is a contract violation. The social media company takes our words and promises to distribute them. But for some people it doesn't follow through. Could you cite such a contract or terms and conditions that states that the platform agrees to distribute whatever content that we as users want to distribute. I am not aware of any mainstream ones that does. There are however crypto based platforms that make censorship impossible or hard, but they are not mainstream
- 8note 5y ago> There are however crypto based platforms that make censorship impossible or hard, but they are not mainstream Those sound interlinked. A mainstream audience will never want to read that