And making alternative platforms mainstream requires a lot of work that many people can't do

People do look at other websites.

Yet it's done already. @stathelle

If you don't have a free platform, you won't get that nice exemption that covers your ass.

@Weez like what?

Gab.

4Chan.

Voat.

Gab isn't nearly mainstream

Discord

those sites deserve 230 protection

Then make it mainstream, as I've said.

Push people to it.

Trouble is that the boomers don't actually enforce the law or make laws that are on point. Most of them, really.

discord isn't really a social media persay like twitter I mean

This is basic..

The big things in comms just have upward inertia.

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I use this instead of Fashbook

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@Zakhan , the laws can't be enforced without excessive violations of civil liberties

Especially when they have a lot of fucking undeserved boons.

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What's stopping you from creating a Facebook account with the sole purpose of pushing people to other websites? @stathelle

Nothing.

It's being done already.

@ManAnimal They must be enforced or you start going down the slippery slope of not enforcing your laws, which erodes the entirety of your legal code.

So you either find a happy medium, in which you adjust them properly.

OR YOU FUCKING ENFORCE THE LAWS.

i agree 100%; but that happens when they write conflicting laws that realistically cannot be enforece uniformly

Then those laws must be reformed.

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Yep, nothing, however that takes a lot of effort and power. Power and effort that the big media and tech have. They have the resources to keep people on there, and unless you have a lot more moderates who see the need to switch, the vast majority of Americans won't switch over.

exactly

basically... section 230 needs to be reexamined.. on how it shuld be enforced and so on

Then offer a better product. @stathelle

The product you're offering doesn't seem that good if consumers don't want to use it.

Maybe you should try revisiting it..

And get a better product.

my original point is that if you allow the gov the ability to decide when they can tell private companies who and what they can list, in order to enforce the gov would have to examine EVERYOINE's machine at the slightest accusation