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That is the very essence of section 230.

They should have been doing this all along

[–] 4 pts

I concur. From any sane perspective, it's the only way to maintain Section 230 protection. Otherwise it's a publisher and can take liability for content.

You're misinformed. Section 230 applies regardless.

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230, if applied correctly, means they are not allowed to delete your speech at all, or they become a publisher, who is now responsible for all comments on their platform.

I've read the document when it was passed.

Effectively it stops a site from being sued for comments made on their site

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Only because the courts are completely corrupt.

[–] [deleted] 6 pts

How fucking wild that they have to put in the ToS that it's your responsibility to determine what content you want to see and to verify accuracy.

Like no shit? I'm responsible for myself? What a radical idea.

[–] 3 pts

Leftists have become wholly dependent on news media, tech platforms, and entertainment to tell them what to think. It's why they need trannies and niggers in every superhero movie or Disney show. It's why they need social media to ban anyone who doesn't view the world in their same warped lens. It's why they continue to trust a news media that has been caught in lie after lie - Trayvon dindu nuffin, Trump is a Russian spy, Russian pee tapes, covid, George Floyd the gentle giant, Rittenhouse, Hunter Biden laptop, Biden corruption in Ukraine... just to name a few.

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Stores need to add the same disclaimer for Covid and mask wearing.

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It's to replace their old "censor all the things" ToS.

[–] 3 pts

What is wrong with this? This is standard legalese. Fucking people don't understand anything about law but have opinions about it.

This tos gives users way more rights than I ever would. My tos would be simply: You are a guest on my service, I get to do whatever I want whenever I want for whatever reason I want. P.S. Fuck you.

We need to teach our people to stop being so soft and entitled.

[–] 2 pts

That makes you a publisher, not a platform. Which is cool and all, but you dont get to hide behind immunity from liability for content then.

E.g. the NYT is a publisher. They can do whatever they want. They're also liable for that

Fedex is a platform. If you use them to ship a letterbomb that you told them was "plumbing parts", the liability is on you not Fedex.

[–] 4 pts (edited )

This is false.

Section 230 is NOT ONLY intended to provide 100% cover for internet companies the courts have 100% of the time (since the 90s) interpreted as such.

There are people, like your self, that believe the provisional distinction between a publisher and and platform were interpreted the way you want it to be interpreted, but not only have courts rejected that interpretation it is economically impossible to have an IT based economy and use that interpretation of publisher vs platform.

Here is the reason why it is being interpreted that way and why it must ramain that way: private property rights trump everything in the constituation.

The way to think bout it like this:

  • Everyone is a publisher at all times, technology CANNOT be used in a way that doesn't make you a publisher. Send one packet over a TCP/IP network and you are a publisher.

  • That means that EVERYONE has simultaneous rights: The right to attempt to publish (communicate or send data) out to the greater network and the right to control what incoming data they consume.

  • This means that property rights clarify 100% of the risk use cases: You can attempt to send data from your property to someone elses property but their property rights guarantees that they don't have to recieve the incoming data from you. Property rights also guarantee that you can do anything you want with the data that you have accepted on to your property, plus or minus licensing rights as it pertains to intellectual property, which ironically, are still PROPERTY RIGHTS and only further clarification said category..

Section 230 attempts to clarify the above mechanism with terrible writing and the courts have correctly interpreted the law and your poor understanding of the issue as follows:

  • Property rights protect them from your demands on their property and also protect you from their demands on your property.

  • The courst are basically saying, as long as you are USING SOMEONE ELSES PROPERTY you are a sharecropper / renter and only get the rights service provides alot share croppers and renters.

Or, to put it another way, you have no clue what you are talking about, you are regurgitating reddit and .win (and robert barnes deliberate misrepresentation on this issue) bullshit.

That doesn' t mean courts wont change their interpretation in the future or reps won't change the law to match your perspective, but 100% of your perspctive is not only wrong, it will be just one more thing to erode property rights away from you the individual and give it away to the state which basically means giving it away to the communist.

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The courts being completely corrupt doesn't make my argument wrong, just the courts stone cold evil. The same as them pretending for decades that you could murder babies because of a fictitious "right to privacy".

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You clearly have no understanding of what Section 230 actually means.

Next time shut the fuck up before posting your adderall fag rant.

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God what a homo. You probably type without looking at the keyboard. Or wetting your pants. So many words, fuck.

hide behind immunity from livability

Unlike Pfizer

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Fantastic. I noticed I have a jew mask on everyone of my comments now, and my Internet points is magically -100, throttling comments.

Poal TOS would be something like "you understand that you may be exposed to content that may be hurtful and hateful, except if you trigger AOU, who is a very thin-skinned baby, you may be banned or subject to discrediting of your online alias. We reserve the right to poison the profile picture of anyone who criticizes the coding on this site, which we all know is actually "fake voat."

Jack wouldn't find this offensive https://poal.co/s/Anything/534363

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Centralizing your communication is not winning. It's controlled losing. They don't want you building your parallel systems so they are easing up a bit unless they can finish the slave grid (New non-anonymous internet/digital id/CBDC). Then you wont want to say anything.

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This is exactly what shareholders would want, so Twitter doesn't curate and make itself liable for everything posted.