I think consistent standards about it what is and what is not free speech and wh...

		jolincost on Jan 13, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How Silicon Valley destroyed Parler I think consistent standards about it what is and what is not free speech and what is and what isn't protected and what is and what isn't allowed to propagate on a big platforms is something that's good for the culture. so I see making them public utilities that are regulated as creating that overlap between the state definition of free speech and the corporate enforced reality.

A uniform set of rules for culture would be awful for culture. That would be a dystopian anti-culture.