Twitter and Facebook DO regulate their users' behavior. That is their business. They can't not do it and they wouldn't be in business >
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So whenever you have a behavioral regulator, the question is what is the range of behaviors they are willing to accept and tolerate?
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And what behaviors do they specifically cultivate?
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Facebook cultivates and tolerates diverse self expressions, sharing whatever you like about your identity, your sexuality, your gender - >
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> IF AND ONLY IF those self expressions can be linked to your real, legal identity and monetized.
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In other words,whereAdorno talked about how the girl with a streak of blue hair allows that streak of hair to literally BE her individuality
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Facebook asks you to make your profile, your relationship status, your gender, your meme posts, the sum total of who you are .
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And by participating you accept, unconditionally, that this is On The Record and anyone who matters knows it.
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Twitter is a bit different because it wants to be, and has IMO become quite successful at being, The Public Conversation
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@BootlegGirl Even with greater adoption of Twitter than 5 years ago though it's still an incredibly wrong way to poll "the public"
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