Spyke

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Gigasserreply
lemmy.world

Shit, why not here? Can even make a whole goddamn community for him on one of the instances.

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reddig33
lemmy.world

Meh. It’s zuck’s private platform and Zuck hasn’t been running around yelling “absolute free speech!” like some of the other billionaire megalomaniacs have.

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witty_usernamereply
feddit.nl

He is a major shareholder of a publicly traded company. Opportunistic censorship makes the company look bad because it reveals abuse of power, which reflects poorly on the company as a whole.

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Arbiterreply
lemmy.world

if he wants a private platform he shouldn’t open it to the public

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where_am_ireply
sh.itjust.works

Yeah, if my restaurant is open to the public, I can't deny entry to the guy who doxxes me every day. Makes sense to me! We know the results owner is an asshole, so we'll just allow it. We on lemmy never cared about law and order in the first place, we know who's good and who's bad, and based on that we rule on everything.

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atro_cityreply
fedia.io

TIL opening up to the public means relinquishing ownership.

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Arbiterreply
lemmy.world

I’m a sense it does, the people who use the platform is what makes or breaks it. Without the people, what does Elon or Zuck have? An empty website?

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𞋴𝛂𝛋𝛆reply
lemmy.world

If you subscribe to science and cognitive development an adult is ~25. If you're into child soldiery as a morality standard, your results may vary.

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