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>then it would be no great loss for me So far all the responses to me have revolved around "well I don't care about it, so ban it" Not a great argument. There
by drstewart 4y ago
>then it would be no great loss for me
So far all the responses to me have revolved around "well I don't care about it, so ban it"
Not a great argument. There is plenty of stuff you no doubt enjoy (like your hobby forums) that I don't care about. Should I advocate for banning them?
- chongli 4y agoI didn’t say anything about banning any content whatsoever. The argument is whether social media platforms should be held accountable to the point where human moderation is necessary. To that I say yes. Human beings function best in small communities where light moderation, strong norms, and reputation are allowed to develop. These social media giants are trying to replace what has worked for millennia with unaccountable, automated, authoritarian systems. Is it any wonder that pathological behaviour would predominate?