it's interesting. I would think that freedom also means you cannot be compelled to provide data (or create speech) since that is not free expression or speech.

it's interesting. I would think that freedom also means you cannot be compelled to provide data (or create speech) since that is not free expression or speech. But then again that would apply to government and bank forms too so it would not be a crime to lie to a bank, commit fraud, etc. I don't know what to make of the database with respect to free speech/expression laws. Although admittedly the article says no one enforces that the data is accurate inside it. That seems reciprocal.