Issue was it was not enforced equally.
It was biased, rules for thee but not for me.
Often defended by the fact that twitter was a private company; and not regarded in the domain of the public square. Now theres nothing wrong with that in a vacum; if you ignore that in a practical sense It did serve the function of a "modern" public square.
And as such they where free to moderate what sort of content they would allow on their platform.
Now under elona it will be regarded as a part of a public platform.
Ala unless your coming with direct threats or calls for violence, you should pmuch be good.
Like...? Examples guy, what examples?
It is still not the "modern public square", no matter how much people want to compare it to one.
Purely a theoretical policy change in how Twitter operates, not an actual change in the law as it relates to the First Amendment.
I look forward to a platform where Nazi's are welcomed with open arms! As long as they just keep their calls for active genocide on the down-low, ya hear?
Hmmm... maybe I should buy MMO-Champion...
Again, you're not reading my posts. That's purely mocking the people who don't actually understand what Free Speach means and continue to incorrectly attempt to weaponize the First Amendment in areas where it is not applicable.
If you're desperate to be offended and need to create a strawman to do so I can't stop you from doing that. But I can point out that you're arguing with a strawman of your own creation.
Looking at what crawled out of the dark as soon as this became a topic speaks fucking volumes.
They have...Getr, Gab, Parler, Truth Social, Frank etc. were all created to be "free speech" platforms.
Yet nobody has actually bothered to use them, and they struggle to retain their "conservative influencers" since they apparently require libs to own to create content, so they've all mostly returned to Twitter/Insta since it was never about "freeze peach" for them, it was about being able to create content "owning the libs" to continue making money from their audience.
In which you completely miss the point but still somehow want to do a victory lap, but alright buddy.
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It died because, as with the "freeze peach" platforms, there was no audience for it. Plus Discovering coming in to kill it off when it didn't become an instant hit.
You'll find few, if any, tears. Seriously, outside of CNN employees I don't think you'll find a single person who gives a shit.