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by dragonwriter
1619 days ago
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> But even if it were really "harmful pseudoscience", is that really a reason to ban it? It is really a reason to decide not to distribute it. > And if so, then who's in charge of deciding what's harmful pseudoscience and what's legitimate content Anyone who is asked to actively participate in the chain of distribution. > and what happens when they're wrong? If someone disagrees with their decision not to distribute, they seek some other distribution. Except when it is a decision to distribute and the content is harmful in a way which produces liability, their decision being “wrong” in any authoritative sense isn't really an issue, only disagreement. |
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