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The section 230 seems pretty fraught no matter what side you take. I'm curious how you could write the law better than it is now, and of course how you enforce
by mikkergp 4y ago
The section 230 seems pretty fraught no matter what side you take. I'm curious how you could write the law better than it is now, and of course how you enforce it. Twitter and Facebook for most if not all their decisions would argue that they took content down for clear violation of their terms of service, not because of a political viewpoint.
Does reddit successfully get around this by having subreddits with independent moderators? i.e. according to the Texas Law, could someone enact the law if they live in Texas and are moderated out of say the /r/conservative subreddit for being liberal.