One difficulty when trying to ban ideas on social networks is that it's the edge cases that matter most, but bans are enforced by low-level employees who don't understand them.
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What about the possibility of shutting down a service you founded after it’s clear that it’s a dire threat to e.g. democracy, stability of the western world, etc.?
If you mean Facebook, the problem is that even if you did shut down yours, someone else would start a replacement, and users would flock to it.
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This might be sound but is convenient enough for those of us in tech to warrant additional skepticism. How can someone have sufficient conviction in the replacement being worse to justify sustaining such a risky system?
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