I dislike the town square analogy as well. What town square requires membership and provides anonymity? What town square do people routinely share dissenting op

I dislike the town square analogy as well. What town square requires membership and provides anonymity? What town square do people routinely share dissenting opinions? The fact people feel free enough to routinely share dissent on these platforms shows that it's the opposite of a town square. The very act of sharing dissent in the town square used to be provocative in itself. What's provocative about grieving on Twitter? The town square analogy couldn't be further from reality.