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I completely reject the notion that asking someone to build their own site is censorship, or that a private company turning away users is censorship. If someon
by SantalBlush 4y ago
I completely reject the notion that asking someone to build their own site is censorship, or that a private company turning away users is censorship. If someone has an internet provider, they have the means to communicate. It has always been this way, and only recently have certain groups raised an issue with the way internet content creation works.
- luckylion 4y ago> If someone has an internet provider, they have the means to communicate. Right, but what if that internet provider turns them away? How do they communicate? Do they ask Space X to shoot up a few satellites for them? If Musk says No, do they build their own rockets?
- SantalBlush 4y agoIt's not worth debating the slippery slope that is conjured up here, unless you can prove that someone actually needed to build their own rockets because every IP has turned them away from hosting a legal website.