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This is exactly how I look at it. The “censorship” and “arbitrary banning” isn’t the key problem. The key problem is that some of these entities are so powerful
by ncallaway 4y ago
This is exactly how I look at it. The “censorship” and “arbitrary banning” isn’t the key problem. The key problem is that some of these entities are so powerful that being censored by them, or arbitrarily banned by them, can have serious long term consequences on almost anyone.
Frankly, the antitrust regulators and legislators have been asleep at the wheel for decades and have allowed an unimaginable level of consolidation in multiple sectors of the market. We should never have gotten to this point, but now that we’re here I feel like we need to follow the Big Bell example.
- BizarroLand 4y agoIt would be handy if they had a requirement of transparency. Having your job threatened for saying that a driver that hit you looked "young" is too obscure. Make it clear what you won't accept, have a whole web page with every single thing that you have decided on as corporate taboo.