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2 years ago 2 points (+3 / -1 ) 1 child
they're just going the pragmatic route
 
it's not necessarily a bad strategy but is risky, they could start to get more traffic and then be tempted to push out freer spech to maintain popularity
 
or they could be trying to softly discourage it initially in order to grow and then there would be padding to absorb allowing it more
 
basically it's questions about normie management
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2 years ago 0 points (+1 / -1 ) 2 children
>it’s pragmatic to ban truth from view solely to improve SEO ratings
 
Traitor.
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2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
well, I think you understand the dilemma
 
"Unfiltered" free speech may drive away users and create an echo chamber. "Censored" but mostly open speech site may allow users to come who might agree with more filtered views, and then start to believe in unfiltered views.
 
there may be a place for either or both approaches. like arete doing whatever while scored allows less of whatever. or a site that filters commie or pro abortion posts as another alternative.
 
for example the "free speech" discussions site had a problem with people posting fecal pornography. I imagine that would drive away tons of regular people if it was "uncensored" posted everywhere on a site that was trying to cater to normies.
 
u/josephgoebbels
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2 years ago 0 points (+1 / -1 )
>"Censored" but mostly open speech site may allow users to come who might agree with more filtered views, and then start to believe in unfiltered views.
 
And I’m all for that. I don’t believe in “unfiltered” anything, because that’s how you get tens of thousands of bots to control the narrative. The censorship that must be applied is to anything known to not be true.
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