Well, that turn section 230 on it's head. You now have to be a publisher in order to get to pretend to be a platform and get the protections thereof.

Amazon wants to be able to determine what speech is allowed on anything they host.

Nice to know the judicial branch will keep us safe from unapproved speech. Just have someone declare anything a threat to public safety or "hate speech" and you will be silenced. Or post such, and get a conservative-leaning platform shut down.

Can we pick who we send?

Any time a sub that's off the approved groupthink gets too large, an admin or powermod will go in and post violent content to provide the excuse to shut it down. CP used to be pretty popular too.

reddit --- Mos Eisley

Which is the bigger hive of scum and villainy? (Mos Eisley never took Chinese money)

Naked hypocrisy being shown here. They want Parler to give up their section 230 protections while advocating for their own. This is just another attempt to limit speech to what is "acceptable"

Discovery will be a hoot!

The citric acid, hydrogen production and input power need to be net zero as well to make the overall production net zero.

It won't be. It might be "net less" IF it can be done at cost and scale.

Been rotting there for 5 years. Becomes emergency. "We don't do anything because it's hard. Now we have to do the hard thing under a worse set of conditions."

Human nature at it's finest.

Decision supersedes local courts. Boiled down, he doesn't have to provide anything of the sort until after he's out of office. This was filed in the expectation he would have to respond on the 20th of January. Still TBD.

Pretty sure SCOTUS ruled on this subject. He doesn't have to turn over anything until he's out of office.

Buffer? I hardly knew her!

They certainly didn't see deleting >80% of their library coming.

Wait...including Americans?

- Am representative American, at ideal body weight if I were 7'2" freedom units tall (am not 7'2")

Making editorial decisions about content that isn't illegal, makes you a publisher. Not a platform.

Bribe wasn't high enough.

Maybe by the time we are able to get there, if ever, we'll have figured a few things out.

Someone broke the first rule of Fight Club.