>if those editorial decisions are meant to suppress a viewpoint Big "if". In the case of all the big platforms, they are not. You are free to define the term however you wish. But if "censorship" applies to ordinary…
>Regardless, if those editorial decisions are meant to suppress a viewpoint, it is censorship Declining to say something is not a form of suppression. Kicking someone out of a group is not a form of suppression absent…
If your definition of "censorship" is so expansive that it applies to a publisher declining to publish your speech or a club declining to have you as a member even when there are other publishers and other clubs just…
No, really, you have no right to compel other people to speak. If you try to tell other people what they must publish, you are infringing on their speech rights. Call it censorship if you want—I don't much go in for…
Is that in fact the reason? I'm not familiar with what's happening outside the USA.
I would only use the term "censorship" to refer to the prevention of speech based on its content. Content-neutral time, place, and manner restrictions aren't censorship according to the way I use the word, and neither…
>Twitter is unarguably far less censored than it was before (though censorship is still present). And Meta took note and also turned down its censorship significantly in response. A private organization making editorial…
Why do you refuse to answer the question? The story you are referring to involved the New York Post or its affiliates breaking in to Hunter Biden's laptop and publishing his personal correspondence, complete with…
AlphaStar beat one retired professional by cheating. AlphaStar won a showmatch against TLO. TLO was never one of the strongest players in the world. He had been retired for over three years by the time of the match.…
>if those editorial decisions are meant to suppress a viewpoint Big "if". In the case of all the big platforms, they are not. You are free to define the term however you wish. But if "censorship" applies to ordinary…
>Regardless, if those editorial decisions are meant to suppress a viewpoint, it is censorship Declining to say something is not a form of suppression. Kicking someone out of a group is not a form of suppression absent…
If your definition of "censorship" is so expansive that it applies to a publisher declining to publish your speech or a club declining to have you as a member even when there are other publishers and other clubs just…
No, really, you have no right to compel other people to speak. If you try to tell other people what they must publish, you are infringing on their speech rights. Call it censorship if you want—I don't much go in for…
Is that in fact the reason? I'm not familiar with what's happening outside the USA.
I would only use the term "censorship" to refer to the prevention of speech based on its content. Content-neutral time, place, and manner restrictions aren't censorship according to the way I use the word, and neither…
>Twitter is unarguably far less censored than it was before (though censorship is still present). And Meta took note and also turned down its censorship significantly in response. A private organization making editorial…
Why do you refuse to answer the question? The story you are referring to involved the New York Post or its affiliates breaking in to Hunter Biden's laptop and publishing his personal correspondence, complete with…
AlphaStar beat one retired professional by cheating. AlphaStar won a showmatch against TLO. TLO was never one of the strongest players in the world. He had been retired for over three years by the time of the match.…