> Pressure them, but be aware that they are not _legally_ responsible for anything. Good. There is no contradiction and no need for them to be legally obligate

> Pressure them, but be aware that they are not _legally_ responsible for anything. Good. There is no contradiction and no need for them to be legally obligated to allow anything. We need everything from large operators and their more or less regulated facebooks to 4chans and Tor hidden services. It's not as if Internet is too small for them. This way everyone can find a service they feel comfortable with while also no information can be effectively censored because of the sheer number and diversity of channels through which it can be disseminated. You are proposing to fight (private) regulation with more (governmental) regulation. This is no way to protect our freedoms. It will just lead to further centralisation of power over information.