worth asking yourself "am i on the side burning books right now"https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/29/21304947/reddit-ban-subreddits-the-donald-chapo-trap-house-new-content-policy-rules …
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Are you implying that you think this action is on the side of burning books? Or just that one should keep that in mind when taking actions like this? Genuine question (I don't work on policy at reddit so I have no insight into these actions)
i think social media's aggressive political censorship is actually worse than book burning, which was gross but mostly just symbolic, and the tech industry's rapidly-vanishing liberalism is extremely dangerous. all of us should be pushing back.
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There is a difference between a media company and a platform. Platforms are not legally liable for what is posted on them, but as they start curating the content expressed on that platform they are becoming media companies and should therefore no longer be immune to their content
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