> A publisher making editorial decisions is not censorship. Are you really going to conflate publishing with operating a social media platform? Regardless, if

> A publisher making editorial decisions is not censorship. Are you really going to conflate publishing with operating a social media platform? Regardless, if those editorial decisions are meant to suppress a viewpoint, it is censorship - government censorship is only one kind. > You have no right to demand Twitter publish your speech. Nobody argued that what social media do is illegal, only that it counts as censorship.