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Sure, they want to argue the most extreme interpretation of 230 to get the court to either side with them completely or "compromise" by getting to what I wrote.
by jedberg 4y ago
Sure, they want to argue the most extreme interpretation of 230 to get the court to either side with them completely or "compromise" by getting to what I wrote.
At the same time they are lobbying congress to keep 230 the way it is but do what I wrote as a compromise if they have to.
They just don't want to lose Section 230 protection because it would mean the end of user generated content. Without 230 protections, every user submission would have to be reviewed before going live, even here.
- JohnFen 4y ago> Without 230 protections, every user submission would have to be reviewed before going live, even here. Yep. And if that goes, then the last major good thing about the web will be destroyed. Or second-to-last, since some real people still actually do still put up their own noncommercial websites.