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> What are they supposed to do? Not have any automated filtering? Just shut down when the site gets too big[?] Maybe? It's not that crazy of an idea that if yo
by tomrod 3y ago
> What are they supposed to do? Not have any automated filtering? Just shut down when the site gets too big[?]
Maybe? It's not that crazy of an idea that if you can't serve your clients that you are put out of business?
- wbl 3y agoBut they do serve their clients. We don't shut down hospitals because one doctor misses a diagnosis.
- tjpnz 3y agoThe hospital is serving a public good.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> hospital is serving a public good Given hospitals are frequently privately owned, one could argue Facebook provides a public service in running a social media platform. Discriminating models based on public goodness is simply command-economy picking of winners and losers based on politicians’ limited knowledge and preferences.
- janalsncm 3y agoOne doctor missing a diagnosis doesn’t indicate a systemic issue with the hospital. A hospital which drove teenage girls into depression and suicide via an addictive product would rightfully be shut down.
- exe34 3y agoWell let the magic hand of the market decide! I'm sure people will be flocking out any time now and advertising revenue will dry up!