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Yes, it sucks that the No Kings insta was suspended (though I still think it was likely an automated tripwire, rather than deliberate). But falling back into "well we have to politically punish media execs to get better results" doesn't fix anything.
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If Meta properties were journalistic entities making editorial decisions about what is published, then they would be liable for the content published there. They are not. That's the whole point of Section 230. www.congress.gov/crs-product/...
Seriously... bsky.app/profile/carl...
(THR) - TikTok has banned the entire Musk film account, citing political content that violates its policies. .. raises concerns about Big Tech suppression that the very film seeks to expose.” @thr.com www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/politic...
The Bilbo strategy with respect to X et al bsky.app/profile/patd...
After seeing Meta’s moves today, might have to pull a Bilbo on Facebook
Nobody on a platform run by third parties really controls their own account. You can often make people you don't like disappear, but if you like someone and the platform doesn't, tough shit, they're gone, ain't nothing you can do about that. Pretending this one way action is "control" is quite smthg
Why did No Kings have this response:
No Kings response to Meta: “In the 24 hours before our account was shut down, we posted only a handful of times and livestreamed to thousands. Meta's "high-frequency" excuse doesn't add up…We need answers about why this happened & immediate action to ensure it never happens again.”