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1. renega+l9[view] [source] 2024-08-27 11:37:30
>>southe+(OP)
- some people cannot think abstractly about speech, because it is skewed because of actions of Elon Musk, or Zuckerberg, or other individuals

- it is certain that governments want to control the narrative, and it is not always done in our interests

- sometime actions are done to help us, but [disinformation enters the room]

- Everything at CEO level is "political"

- centralization of social media and forums allowed for this behavior. It would be impossible to "control" the Internet with federated Internet

- various powers fight over the Internet (governments, China, Russia, corporations, billionaires etc.). This is why it difficult to tell what is the truth, everyone tries to shift our perception

- YouTube removed thumbs down not to protect small creators. Moderation on social media is also not to protect ordinary people, but to retain clean image, or to keep investors happy

- sometimes when social media removes post is censorship. Sometimes it is not, but both scenarios occur

- some people that complain about free speech might be influenced by foreign powers

- some people that say moderation is required want just more control over social media for their own benefit, agenda

- I do not know if there is a clean, ethical way to "run the social media"

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2. Dieder+z11[view] [source] 2024-08-27 16:56:16
>>renega+l9
> - I do not know if there is a clean, ethical way to "run the social media"

It's a very difficult problem, no doubt.

Do you think Hacker News is 'social media'? If so, is it being run in a 'clean, ethical way'?

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3. renega+zk1[view] [source] 2024-08-27 18:25:05
>>Dieder+z11
Yes, I thought about it. Yes, I think it is, but it can change. I think it is due to rules and users here.

If this became place for every uncle and aunt it would not be the same :-)

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4. stcroi+F84[view] [source] 2024-08-28 17:19:59
>>renega+zk1
Without access to the content which is suppressed, how can you form an opinion on whether that suppression is ethical?
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