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Federal Court Rules Politicians Can’t Block Constituents on Social Media

3 点作者 Parbeyjr将近 8 年前

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JoshTriplett将近 8 年前
While I certainly think it makes sense to be able to criticize and discuss politics and politicians in any medium you have available, the right place for <i>unfiltered</i> commentary is <i>on your own page</i>, or <i>in a letter</i>, not <i>in comments on someone else&#x27;s page</i>. Doesn&#x27;t matter if they&#x27;re a public official; comment pages need moderation.<p>This is not a good precedent; this means that if someone wants to spew incoherent, hate-filled invective, the basic tools of moderation are unavailable to deal with that.<p>The right analogy here is not to a letter or demonstration; the right analogy is the peanut gallery at a courtroom or legislative body. If you decide to start screaming in the middle of such a location, you&#x27;ll be told to shut up or be removed as disruptive. You can take it right outside if you like, or stick it on a giant poster on a stick.