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No, nobody pays attention to an organized effort to push propaganda. I question the health of anybody who believes in Veritas
Facebook does. They instantly fired HR person who appeared in the most recent video.
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> There would then be a vacuum where other actors to fill > if there's an opportunity, people are going to take it. Good, we need more platforms (preferably decentralized) to cultivate free thinking and public form. Not a centralized entity that bends to the will of domestic and foreign governments and angry mobs.
You might be right, although I don't think it's nearly so certain. Why wouldn't each niche community just become an even greater echo chamber when they are decentralized and don't have to follow the same community guidelines? Seems to me, you'd be looking at a lot of communities like /r/thedonald.
"Community Guidelines" can mean anything or whatever confirms to the CEOs biases.
From the article "Current CEO (and Reddit co-founder) Steve Huffman stepped in as CEO following Pao's departure. He's had his own tussles with r/The_Donald: in 2016, he admitted to modifying posts from users on r/The_Donald after they repeatedly sent him expletives. "
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"Others on Twitter have taken issue with Huffman's letter regarding Black Lives Matter as well, with the Twitter account for r/BlackPeopleTwitter quoting Reddit's tweet with an image of a Guardian headline that reads, "Open racism and slurs are fine to post on Reddit, says CEO."
0:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/reddit-...
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Literally anything can lead to violence. It’s just a matter of interpretation. How about stopping with the censorship and fighting with the violence itself?
> Literally anything can lead to violence. Literally anything and lead to anything, that's not an argument it's a distraction. > How about stopping with the censorship For the 1,000,000th time, private company cleaning up garbage content its "censorship". Only governments engage in censorship. Every private business has the ability to clean up their space without needed to ask permission.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/censorship
While government censorship naturally comes to mind, anyone can practice censorship from governments, private organizations, and even individuals.
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> Literally anything can lead to violence. Literally anything and lead to anything, that's not an argument it's a distraction. > How about stopping with the censorship For the 1,000,000th time, private company cleaning up garbage content its "censorship". Only governments engage in censorship. Every private business has the ability to clean up their space without needed to ask permission.
> Literally anything can lead to anything. I’m glad you get my point. > private company cleaning up garbage content its “censorship” And again ) Jokes aside - I am still waiting when people like you start burning books with “garbage” content. I’ll give it 2 years from now. Oh wait, haven’t you already started? Thinking of “Gone with the Wind” now. Oh, it’s back already. But with a disclaimer that it ‘denies horrors o…
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> Literally anything can lead to anything. I’m glad you get my point. > private company cleaning up garbage content its “censorship” And again ) Jokes aside - I am still waiting when people like you start burning books with “garbage” content. I’ll give it 2 years from now. Oh wait, haven’t you already started? Thinking of “Gone with the Wind” now. Oh, it’s back already. But with a disclaimer that it ‘denies horrors o…
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