This was the first example of this position I’ve read that didn’t strike me as hysterical, or unnecessarily self-righteous. I’m not a libertarian, but I am a free speech proponent, so I’m not as bothered by substack’s approach as many others are.
But I like the way you made this case. I’d been looking for someone to lay this out in a way that didn’t make me roll my eyes. Thank you!
This was the first example of this position I’ve read that didn’t strike me as hysterical, or unnecessarily self-righteous. I’m not a libertarian, but I am a free speech proponent, so I’m not as bothered by substack’s approach as many others are.
But I like the way you made this case. I’d been looking for someone to lay this out in a way that didn’t make me roll my eyes. Thank you!
Thanks!
I am sticking to that "subscribed" tab like glue.
This echoes my assessment. I'm starting a recurring bit on this problem this week on my "blog."
I find it hilarious how you flee twitter because of Musk's loosened moderation policies, only to go to platforms with even freer moderation policies.
???? I find it hilarious that you comment on things you didn't read, I guess