>>508613820>platformit's a mislabel then, classically you called a website a website because you'd go to an address and you got some HTML in a viewer and you'd read the content and walk away
trouble is that "business" took over the Internet so the website is not just some HTML it is some response thing that is integrated into other services like banking or being a "cheap" replacement for a phone call
even in software you have the same issue where it's not just "PHP" or "JavaScript code" anymore, you call it a platform or a framework that represents the sum-total of all components that act together to create this service
it's not "platform" as in town crier, no, just misleading or maybe even deliberately misleading, i'll give you that but it's due to technicalities
>If a private "platform" pl...I agree with everything you write after that and I have no comeback :)
just people that managed to get ahead of others and have a ... "special" legal standing
it happens on the low end too, like if you're too small, a 6 yo can "publish" the picture of Hitler on a website and technically they won't be slammed by the cops in jail
>The companies (and their leftist stooges) can't have it both ways.yeah, I mean, to contradict you, you'd have to dismantle why it would be wrong to shill for palestine instead of israel and not call it "free speech"
>social networksI think that people in general should be more aware of "property" and the fact that being allowed to be somewhere is not necessarily the same as being the owner of that particular place
or in other words, people give too much credit or take for granted stuff that is literally not their own and that they do not own
for example I never touched Twitter because from the get-go I got the impression that is semi-governmental and that it would not be "free" in any way
... funny that that hunch turned out more true than I could have possibly imagined given that the FBI were literally the mods there, lol