> While I think your first examples are fine, I think whether it is okay that a service provider forces their decisions on someone is also a matter of size and

> While I think your first examples are fine, I think whether it is okay that a service provider forces their decisions on someone is also a matter of size and scope. I think certain services, like custom orders, should always be able to be refused (I don't agree with putting message x on it), while service in general should be VERY hard to be refused. (Stuff like being banned from a store for shoplifting is obviously one of the things that should allow general service to be refused) IMO stores/marketplace that place themselves as "publishers" aka, vetting their products and such should have the right/obligation to refuse carrying products they don't want. But also be responsible for products they DO carry. While marketplaces where essentially anyone can sell on, like ebay, should indeed be treated like the public square.