"Not doing something you don’t agree with is not censorship, it’s freedom of expression" It's both. It's not government censorship, so it's not a free speech i

"Not doing something you don’t agree with is not censorship, it’s freedom of expression" It's both. It's not government censorship, so it's not a free speech issue in the legal sense. But private entities can still censor things, because that is part of their free speech, as you point out. nearlyfreespeech's free speech allows them to either allow or censor other entities' free speech on their platform. As a matter of principle, nearlyfreespeech does not want to censor other entities' free speech. They explain why here: https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/about/faq#TheLongGame https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/about/faq#TheLongGame