roadwarrior7822

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   by roadwarrior7822 6y ago

   Not casual dismissal, no "fuck them". Just: This ruling is not about censoring the internet. It's about keeping a huge actor from publishing a type of content. My point was that it is a problem that so many people are depende
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   by roadwarrior7822 6y ago

   I did not say it's just Facebook and I said that the court can rule many times. I did say that the court would have to rule every single time. And if speech on the internet wasn't centralized the way it is today then the court wou
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   by roadwarrior7822 6y ago

   Did I say that? I don't think so. I see a problem in a generalization of the kind done in the title of the article. Facebook is not "the Internet". The Austrian court rule does not apply to "The Internet" at all. It
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   by roadwarrior7822 6y ago

   The title should be rephrased to "A Court Ruling in Austria Could Censor Internet Platforms Worldwide". The Ruling applies to Facebook as a legal person and has no direct effect on other publishers. A contrary example: The Gutenbe