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> Do we need a cyberspace public square? I think we do. Why is the web not that public square? Your website is your own personal space. No one can tell you wha
by jakelazaroff 4y ago
> Do we need a cyberspace public square? I think we do.
Why is the web not that public square? Your website is your own personal space. No one can tell you what to do there. No one can stop you from speaking.
- cmurf 4y agoTwitter is not the web. Twitter's website is Musk's personal space. User's have no rights. If you disagree, point to where those rights come from. A public square is property owned by a government. In the U.S. anyone can place themselves on public property and speak without being inhibited by the government. That is not true in all countries, and even in the US is not true on private property.
- acedTrex 4y agoBingo, the web is already a public space. You dont need a more specific one