So it was just a glass shard from the teleprompter...
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2024
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Question: As this is no longer a neutral platform, what would be the legal implications? Is Twitter still a neutral carrier (or whatever the proper term is) and enjoys far-reaching legal protections for this?
What's a "neutral platform"? On Lemmy.world you get banned if you say something bad about israel.
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There is no such thing as a "neutral carrier" for social media. It's a made-up concept used to pretend that a social media site isn't allowed to be partisan.
There are zero legal ramifications for making Twitter as partisan as musk wants.
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Nothing. Private company can block whoever they want from using their service. Doesn't impact section 230 protections.