I have heard this argument directly from Zuck once on a Friday long ago, but a few things: 1. Since then the rise of LLMS has made it easy to accomplish censor

I have heard this argument directly from Zuck once on a Friday long ago, but a few things: 1. Since then the rise of LLMS has made it easy to accomplish censorship without preventing anyone from speaking. Just drown out voices of moderation with endless engagement bait, or create a network of bots to make it seem like tons of people are reporting a particular community note as inappropriate. 2. The second half of Zuck's thought at the time was that moderation should be more community-oriented -- that communities around the world should have more freedom to make their own decisions around what kind of content was appropriate speech. Unfortunately while I see a gesture in this direction with community notes, it doesn't appear that the community has been given any power to stop a hateful message from being amplified.