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Controlling what content is rendered on a site is speech itself. Government making rules infringes on my right what my software can and can’t display. It woul
by adrr 4y ago
Controlling what content is rendered on a site is speech itself. Government making rules infringes on my right what my software can and can’t display. It would be like the government telling Wikipedia can’t edit their articles.
- treerunner 4y agoYes! Absolutely.
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- wrinklz 4y agoDoesn't Wikipedia fall under the definition of a social media site with over 50M monthly users?
- adrr 4y agoIt does. This decision means other people “can’t censor” by reverting changes or overwriting.
- dane-pgp 4y agoNo, it means that Wikipedia admins can't ban someone's account just because they disagree with that person's opinions. Wikipedia articles aren't supposed to contain (their user's) opinions anyway, so the admins should have no reason to base a moderation decision on such a criterion.