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It's legally hairy in the United States for the government to moderate Internet platforms. As I recall, some public officials were taken to court over blocking
by scythe 3y ago
It's legally hairy in the United States for the government to moderate Internet platforms. As I recall, some public officials were taken to court over blocking people on the site formerly known as Twitter. There's a court case pending against the government right now regarding its communications with platforms during the COVID crisis.
- LelouBil 3y agoOh but registration would be closed for the public. In the Europe case it serves as a central official communication hub. Since many public officials around the world are using twitter kinda like this I think it would make sense. It could be using anything else as a platform but Mastodon is kind of an all in one package that would be easier to work with and interoperate.
- tomjakubowski 3y agolegally woolly in Mastodon's case
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