BlueGin
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You are exactly right. When these protections were created they were basing them on libraries. They had no idea of the scope of this issue then. They need to review it again because these huge tech companies are abusing them.I am angry because you act like a lawyer when youâre not one. Letâs let the law decide? Why are you against that. Let it go to the Supreme Court and see what they say. We are in the infancy of Apps and social media so letâs get it right now. I am Not saying I am right as I dont know but you claim to be right and that I am wrong and that is simply not true because it has yet to be fully adjudicated yet. This is what I hate about Leftists. Youâre never wrong. You never donât know. We cannot agree on this topic. Letâs go to court and see who is correct and who is incorrect. What are you afraid of?What the fuck colfax? I am not a lawyer. I want Legal experts to look at this and opine. If I am wrong then I will admit as such. Why are you arguing against that?I donât think youâve done much research on the issue because youâre repeating a very superficial argument that Iâve seen in right wing media.They are an App. If they choose to filter certain content then they are no longer just a disseminator. They are a provider. And may be sued. You say no panel needed. Are you an attorney? How do you know? Let the courts decide and we can move on. I disagree with you.No panel needed. This is a legal argument and has been weighed in court cases. Youâre inventing regulations that donât exist. It doesnât matter if a website decided to remove content they donât like. Theyâre not liable based on the law. Section 230 of the CDA.It means they may be sued if they provide inaccurate content. How are you not following this? If they are just a disseminator then they arenât liable but if they pick and choose they are. This is my understanding of the law. Now if I am wrong the committee or panel will tell me I am if I am right then they will be regulated as such.Twitter became profitable a few years ago.Why hasnât Twitter made money? Why are you opposed to allowing experts decide this? Neither you nor I are experts on this.Not sure what you mean about Verizon and ATT but YouTube definitely does that.If thats the case then they are a content provider not a disseminator. Verizon and AT&T cannot and do not do that. YouTube does not either.Read any websiteâs TOS and youâll find they can remove your content and ban you for any reason at all with no notification. Thatâs not censorship. You dont have a right to post on Twitter or any other privately owned and operated website.First of all âeditingâ doesnât include specified rules of use listed in their guidelines members have to abide by when joining.What a feeble hollow threat.Doing so will end the internet as we know it including this message board.
So letâs say you own this website. You have two choices. Either stop any effort to remove content, no matter what (outside flagrantly illegal content) or continue mod policy to remove some content at their discretion and be subject to liability for the content anyone posts here?
Or just shut down.
What would you do?
It relates to censorship being done to members who are posting content within the rules due to bias.
Twitter and Youtube are in this to make money. Not propagate youâre message for you.
Whatâs that got to do with anything?
âNo provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content providerâ (Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996).
The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet
www.cato.org
Why are you mad at me? Iâm just trying to give you some information that is useful to your understanding.