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by zerocrates
1995 days ago
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There are an enormous number of people who say things like, "by doing X, Twitter (replace as needed) is no longer a platform and loses its protection." Not in the sense of, that's how it ought to be or that a change in the law will bring it about, but under a belief that that's how things already are. The balance has shifted a bit as calls for its repeal have become louder, so "repeal 230" is now a much more common response to disliked moderation actions, but you still don't have to look far to find people saying that a ban or notice or whatever "violates section 230." |
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