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As if that's any better? Not to mention, being capable of one means they are capable of the other.
by skeaker 3y ago
As if that's any better? Not to mention, being capable of one means they are capable of the other.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> As if that's any better? Its a different thing, whether its better or not is a completely unrelated argument. > Not to mention, being capable of one means they are capable of the other. Neither one is a particularly deep capability, anyone with an information service with a personalized feed is capable of both, and if they don't conform to local censorship policies they simply will be banned where that occurs.