...Is that like how a lamppost or a billboard stand or a sidewalk enables hate toward women on the street? ...
@jilliancyork I do want to have this conversation with you, though: don't you think that FB policies pre-FBrape contained double standards?
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@sarahjeong I do, but it's not just re: rape. Not sure if you saw what I wrote about it:http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2013/05/30/facebook_and_hate_speech_the_company_should_not_be_in_the_business_of_censorship.html … -
@jilliancyork Yep. Still ruminating on a response to it, actually. -
@sarahjeong The one extra point I'd make is that if we want to change things, change the law not FB's policies. -
@jilliancyork Oh, I don't know, I think FB policies are an interesting place to start b/c FB is more than Americans. -
@jilliancyork But they are opaque, the process is problematic, bla bla bla. . . -
@sarahjeong But that's precisely why I think FB should adhere to international standards wrt speech. -
@jilliancyork Any key words I should google on this to educate myself? -
@sarahjeong Oh, I just mean Article 19 of the Universal Declaration, primarily. Facebook's TOS are far more strict. - 31 réponses de plus
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@sarahjeong FB has double standards on a lot of things. The implication that it was specific to hate speech re: women is bs. -
@jilliancyork My thing is I don't think FB's deal has to be specific to hate speech re: women in order to be problematic for women
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