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Sharing of information. However, there's not many easy places for that nowadays without the risk of too much censorship. I just want to see all opinions, even the bad ones. I don't want somebody else to decide what the bad ones are for me.

Reddit wouldn't always let me say what I wanted. They would block/shadowban/mute me. Which I realized is inherently wrong in a society that intends to be a democracy.

So I hope Lenny is better in that regard. If I say something I don't want it taken away. I want it to have a chance to be challenged for what it is.

Once I realized this, I considered how many other probably healthy opinions that never got seen because mods, rules, restrictions and probably also financial and political biases ruined their chances of being challenged and seen in the first place. If only specific opinions are allowed, the whole site is inherently biased. I don't like that. I bet that would explain the dumb stuff I've seen there. Because if nobody can challenge an opinion it will never grow.

"quit trying to be cute" as if a powertripping mod should be allowed to have anything to say or do about people seeing your messages or not....

Concerta is at least making me do the dishes some times, unlike any of the other meds. Might help you.

By removing any sensible comments and retaining the delusional ones.

A ghost town looney bin, since all with sense left.

Its sad because the ban of that 18 year old account wipes its ties to history off the internet if you didn't save it on your own. It is fucking brutal. Removing the ability to find your history like that should be a crime.

I'm not, so I guess I'll contribute to evening that population out now that I'm here.

It definitely has the least side effects out of any of them for me, which is why I settled for it. It might work for you too.

(I was banned from r/relationships for asking why women always think you’re hitting on them when you’re actually recruiting a team of elite female assassins. > This is exactly the thing. The moderation and deleting/banning stuff that deserves to not be removed. Just censorship like this. Idc if posts actually are bad I just want to be able to see them and decide for myself.

I also got banned despite breaking no rules. I didn't have much respect for the platform at that point before that, but this was the nail in its coffin for me. It implies that those who remain unbanned are those who do whatever the powertripping mods and admins wanted.

You get banned and muted even if you don't follow the rules. Also many of these rules are just umbrellas to give mods reason to surpress your ability to be heard if they deem fit.

Yeah, that is a really bad look for Elon. I agree.

Thank you for sharing.

Hm, in the first link, the journalist seems to have contributed to the incentivization of giving people the power to find and try to harm/kill Elon. I personally feel that directly incentivizing and feeding information for possible murder of an individual is one of the few things I would agree with keeping away from the app myself.

As for the second link it reads like a red flag for me. The reasoning to the ban is not there. And any estimates of why fall short with obscurity. At least within' the article. Generally when something is obscure I assume the worst. But part of me wonders if details were left out from the article. I'd need to do more research. Looks bad for Elon though.

Do you have sources that show he intentionally censored voices? He would be a huge hypocrite depending on how that was done.

What makes you think he is deliberately spreading disinformation?

He says what he feels. It is a responsibility for the people to not take everything he says as fact. Its like talking to a friend who says some wild shit to get it off their chest. Doesn't mean you need to change your opinion because of it.

I see the theoretical idea of him intentionally trying to shape the opinion of his sheep enough to do what he wants for him. But I don't personally buy it. Albeit it is good to be aware of the possibility.

If X perpetuates a lie and doesn't have the facilitation to allow a variety of perspectives and opinions to hold the lie accountable, that is an echo chamber and I'd agree it would be a huge problem. Elon said every person should be allowed to speak for the most part on X. If that saying holds any merit, I assume X lives up to that eventually. If it doesn't I'm on you guys' side about X.

I feel if Elon Musk said covid was a lie and people took only his word for it, that is on them. Its another story entirely if there was no other trustworthy source of information or data. USA seems to struggle with that these days, so I understand how it went so wrong with Covid in some places. But yeah, a person in this case would win the game of natural selection by not only going off of what one dude/source says (probably in a casual, low effort manner at that).

Wait, you're saying its not possible for people to call him out for being wrong on X?

If in this case the power allows democracy to function better through clearer and less muted digital freedom of speech, thats a better power than anything else. If thats what it takes to make the averages of society think a more unified, less biased and obscured thought again and regain its control over the real power that is greedy money to the few, then fuck it so be it.

So you are basically saying to mute the opposition to the agenda of power?

He says what he feels and its not always factually correct. Sounds like a human to me. If people believe everything he says thats on them.

Truth in this case, comes from the ability to be proven wrong. If they removed it, the truth wouldn't have a chance to be relevant and challenge the wrong statement. I assume that is what Elon has in mind when he considers his site to be more truthful. Much on the common internet these days gets shut down and removed before even being able to be challenged. Like on Reddit. Which ironically leads to less truth, since less people have their opinions challenged and are instead removed, or the challenge is removed.