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So business should never be able to restrict who uses them?

• culebron21 3y ago
  In some countries, the law is that if you're working on a "public offer" deal (where you don't sign any contract), you can't restrict. Any restriction (like asking a disabled to get out of expensive cafe to not bother other people) can be punished. If you need to sign a contract with a representative, then yes, they can choose not to do it.
• jmye 3y ago
  Sorry, did you misread my comment? I think they absolutely should be able to put restrictions on their customers, provided they’re not the “only game in town”.
• singleshot_ 3y ago
  It’s so funny to me that when we are talking about network neutrality or Section 230, everyone comes out of the woodwork chanting “common carrier” but somehow when the term actually has some practical and relevant application, crickets.