Re:Mailchimp outlines right to ban users for “inaccurate” co...
by joshuamorton on Friday October 30, 2020 @03:21PM
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You're welcome to find a platform that does that. Perhaps unfortunately for you, I, like most users, prefer the platform to handle it for me, because I don't want to sift through garbage.
> We have a model for this already, it's called "safe search"
An interesting position, keep in mind that many people consider the act of ordering to be a form of censorship. That is, it is "censorship" if a site is pushed to the second page of the Google search results. You can't opt-out of that.
> We have a model for this already, it's called "safe search"
An interesting position, keep in mind that many people consider the act of ordering to be a form of censorship. That is, it is "censorship" if a site is pushed to the second page of the Google search results. You can't opt-out of that.