Re:EFF's response to social media companies' decisions to bl...
by repolitical on Sunday January 10, 2021 @03:29AM
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I guess there are ways to transcend this conflict.
For example, perhaps social networks can sort themselves into two types, public-square type and non-public-square type.
The networks which self-identify as public-square shall (1) employ a stronger set of freedom of speech protection rules, (2) be supervised by the government, an independent council, the media and the public, and (3) receive financial incentive, which could be a limited tax exempt status or governmental subsidy, depending on your preference.
For example, perhaps social networks can sort themselves into two types, public-square type and non-public-square type.
The networks which self-identify as public-square shall (1) employ a stronger set of freedom of speech protection rules, (2) be supervised by the government, an independent council, the media and the public, and (3) receive financial incentive, which could be a limited tax exempt status or governmental subsidy, depending on your preference.