Where on earth did I say that? You cannot deny, however, that it is far more prevalent.
And that doesn't stop people from crying "censorship" when people who dox get banned from Twitter.
> I'm fairly certain that in Voltaire's time, they didn't have coordinated harassment/doxxing campaigns on social media.
Harassment: Existed.
Doxxing: Off topic. Not thoughts and opinions. (Voltaire said "disagree". You don't agree or disagree about someone's home address or real name)
Social media: We live in a more connected world. In a less connected world the same effects would be had in your local community.
> And that doesn't stop people from crying "censorship" when people who dox get banned from Twitter.
Straw man. Also publishing other people's copyrighted works is not censorship.
You're changing the topic. doxxing (which you have now brought up TWICE) has nothing to do with it.
Please.
(and doxxing is not about expressing your thoughts and ideas)