b_fung
Wild to think that Texas and Florida laws written for reasons Musk would probably support may soon be reviewed (and potentially upheld) by the Supreme Court, which would ironically expose him to liability over just the kinds of actions he took tonight https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/15/tech/tech-groups-supreme-court-texas-social-media-law/index.html
Dec 16, 2022 at 4:36amWeb
Show threadKaren Dalton-Beninato ☑️Dec 16, 2022
@b_fung Hoisted on his own petard.
Show threadDan LatherDec 16, 2022
@kbeninato @b_fung Oof, not his petard!
Show threadQuick Weasel 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈Dec 16, 2022
@b_fung Ain't this a hoot? I once worked for AOL's TOS department. We would shift porn rooms to the private section so they couldn't be seen by regular people. They would re-make the public porn rooms just as fast as we could close them. We did NOT ban accounts for such actions.It was a wild, lawless era. The TOS have always defined what can and can't be said on social platforms. They have ALWAYS had control over speech on their platforms.