Nor does compelling people to promote bad faith actors seem to me anything other than another method of suppression. Compelled speech is not free speech.
Let individuals and individual institutions apply some judgement, as if they were living, breathing human beings able to make choices.
If a university demonstrates consistently poor judgement, that problem will not be solved by having event organisers who believe they are unable to make their own choices.
That wasn't an assertion, and there was nothing requiring evidence.
> it takes orders of magnitude more effort to fight against lies and misinformation than it does to create them. As such, letting everyone say whatever they want and expecting the lies to be exposed/countered by the truthspeakers is destined to fail. We've seen this exact thing play out on every social network.
Excellent. So let them say what they want and demolish them with reason instead of suppression.