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No-platforming describes denying a platform provided by a third party. It does not describe withdrawing your own platform.
It's absolutely routinely used to describe a university withdrawing a university platform.
Oh, I see. So it's only an illiberal menace when you DON'T control the levers of power.
weird how that view completely stacks the deck in favor of the powerful.
So if you are powerful enough to control a platform and deny access that’s ok, but if you aren’t powerful and don’t control a platform and attempt to deny access to someone else’s, that’s an affront to free speech?
It seems to me that a state actor like the house of representatives has a different obligation to allow for free speech than a private entity would. They can't withdraw their platform because, in some sense, they've created a public forum.
"denying," as in protesting
Do you see what you’ve written here? The snobbery and elitism baked into this twisted worldview you have?
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