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Re: the question I asked in another sub thread How do you solve the fundamental mismatch of violating the private entities right to their private property and
by lovich 3y ago
Re: the question I asked in another sub thread
How do you solve the fundamental mismatch of violating the private entities right to their private property and you’re ability to say what you want on their property against their wishes?
If you don’t want the government getting involved then whose right gets to lose here? There is no magical hand wavy answer here where you are infringing on one group or the other because they are fundamentally opppsed
- LightHugger 3y agoLarge public platforms that have immunity of responsibility from what people post should also require a degree of hands off. Moderation vs responsibility should be the choice. You can have your tightly moderated small community, or you can have a huge public space. I think this is the best approach i've seen in recent times. Welcome to hear other suggestions, but i think it's obvious that large public backbone services like tier 1 isps or also things like cloudflare should not be policing speech. I would extend that to services on the scale of facebook, twitter, reddit, etc, but probably not individual subreddits. The only reasoning i see from people disagreeing with this is that they happy with what's getting policed at that moment and would immediately flip their lid if anything they like starts getting censored.