Re:“We’ve updated our policy to prohibit sharing someone els...
by 1vuio0pswjnm7 on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @09:05PM
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Thought experiment:
Imagine that the www is a collection of public websites where anyone with an internet connection can have one. (If the reader was a www user in the early 90's then perhaps she does not need to imagine.)
With respect to each website, is the website operator allowed to remove webpages as she sees fit.
If no, then are all websites subject to limits on the operator's freedom to remove pages as she sees fit.
If yes, then what are the rules and what is the legal basis for them.
If no, then are some websites subject to rules that limit an operator's freedom to remove pages.
If yes, then how do we determine which ones are subject to the rules.
Imagine that the www is a collection of public websites where anyone with an internet connection can have one. (If the reader was a www user in the early 90's then perhaps she does not need to imagine.)
With respect to each website, is the website operator allowed to remove webpages as she sees fit.
If no, then are all websites subject to limits on the operator's freedom to remove pages as she sees fit.
If yes, then what are the rules and what is the legal basis for them.
If no, then are some websites subject to rules that limit an operator's freedom to remove pages.
If yes, then how do we determine which ones are subject to the rules.
Thank you.