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by jaredklewis
1993 days ago
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> I’m not talking specifically about Twitch. Ok, but this article is about Twitch. > At the moment where they make their platform public, they have no political nor moral authority to say what’s good or bad. So anything that is "public" cannot have moderation? A chess forum has to allow Osama bin Laden to post his political rants? Should it be illegal to run a website with moderation? > Tomorrow if the leadership changes, they can on the contrary censor everything but not Trump and you’ll have nothing to say then. I'll say the same thing I am saying today: it's their own platform and they can moderate it however they want. If I don't like their moderation, I am perfectly capable of going elsewhere. |
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