| ▲ | tobylane 10 hours ago | |
> I'm a big free speech guy but this one is genuinely a bit complex. How does free speech come into it? Suggestions are not limitations (by a private company) on your output. | ||
| ▲ | howunfortunate 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Copying my own comment from below: > "It's really difficult and frustrating to type anything outside the Overton window, and really easy and seamless to type anything inside the Overton window" is definitely a form of soft censorship worth worrying about IMO. And as a rule of thumb, if someone says "free speech" rather than "the first amendment", 99% of the time they are talking about the concept and culture of free speech, not the legal implications. | ||