Comment by dilap

Nothing is; that's great. (Let's see how long it lasts!)

But we've seen a huge embrace of censorship on our dominant communication platforms (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube).

There was a time when Twitter prided itself on its commitment to free speech. They patted themselves on the back and chuckled as Twitter helped foment revolutions in other countries.

Now its caused a fair bit of political upheaval back in the good ol' USA, and the official line has become "we didn’t fully predict or understand the real-world negative consequences" of "public conversation."

Censorship culture.