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Well let’s say UPS then. When I send a document through UPS, should they take some responsibility for the truthfulness of its contents…? That’s just a very weir
by bjornsing 4y ago
Well let’s say UPS then. When I send a document through UPS, should they take some responsibility for the truthfulness of its contents…? That’s just a very weird way to organize society…
- gilbetron 4y agoTwo things: 1. If a law was passed that said twitter cannot moderate user content, Twitter would be ecstatic. It is a tremendous cost to them to do so, and not having to do so would largely be a win in their books (they'd still probably have to generate tools to allows users to moderate their own content, so not a total win) 2. If UPS shipped your products for free, but there were ads on the boxes, and they examined the contents to make sure there wasn't any content that they didn't want to ship, I'm guessing it would be a pretty popular service!