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Dangerous? Wrong? Or hyperbole for the sake of eyeballs? It hard to say as the writers argument (?) it high on rant and low on substance. Probably not a popula
by chiefalchemist 4y ago
Dangerous? Wrong? Or hyperbole for the sake of eyeballs? It hard to say as the writers argument (?) it high on rant and low on substance.
Probably not a popular thing to say on HN but Twitter is not the public at large. Yes, it has influence. As does CNN, FB, MSNBC, Fox, etc. What makes Twitter the sole candidate for being a public service? And who oversees that public service, the state?