Post #3551950

@orbman@infosec.exchange I can see how it would look reasonable if it actually solved content moderation, but it doesn't: It gives platforms legal permission to continue *not* doing effective content moderation, by turning it into an excuse to extract more data from users who want to play by the "rules" with no benefit to anyone. Just like how Facebook growing more and more invasive and controlling about people using their "real identity" didn't make Facebook a better/safer place to be, and Twitter demanding phone verification for accounts didn't make Twitter less overwhelmed by spam bots.