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> You could be who you are, say what you want and explore digitally. You can't even really do that on HN without getting your account deleted. I don't think th
by leptons 3y ago
> You could be who you are, say what you want and explore digitally.
You can't even really do that on HN without getting your account deleted. I don't think the blame belongs solely on Facebook and Linkedin so much as anyone who has any kind of power online using it on others as they see fit.
- I_Am_Nous 3y agoSometimes people want to say some pretty antisocial things, so it's not too surprising if people tasked with "keeping the peace" are trigger happy with bans. Presence in a community is a privilege, not a right. That said I also believe you are correct, even small degrees of power can corrupt and being granted power over conversation means your biases may lead to abuse if you don't agree with a view point or the person holding that view.