> So does Google, Facebook, Tumblr, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Dreamhost. That is intentionally and maliciously obfuscating the issue by equating social media (G

> So does Google, Facebook, Tumblr, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Dreamhost. That is intentionally and maliciously obfuscating the issue by equating social media (Google, Facebook, Tumblr) with infrastructure hosting (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Dreamhost). Those two types of companies are very different and should be regulated very differently. > Should we stop linking to all information on all of these platforms because some of the information is undesirable to some people? Um, yes? Links to social media vaporize regularly. If it isn't worth the effort to pull and host onto a less ephemeral medium, was it really worth sharing at all?