Regarding the apparent and imminent repeal of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and the future of this website.

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I'm continuing as if this is not happening because it might not. I'd give it a 7/10 chance when I wrote it, but since the Senate passed the NDAA with an overwhelming majority it looks like the veto off the table. I'm still giving it a 50/50 chance now because a lot can change in 2 months and it looks like this is Trump's last wish.

This is a serious issue. There are very important people who have stakes in this law. They are doing things to progress their ambitions. This is the reality of the situation and these are my plans. I don't have to backpedal anything.
I'll be sure to remind you of that, then.
 
I'm continuing as if this is not happening because it might not. I'd give it a 7/10 chance when I wrote it, but since the Senate passed the NDAA with an overwhelming majority it looks like the veto off the table. I'm still giving it a 50/50 chance now because a lot can change in 2 months and it looks like this is Trump's last wish.

This is a serious issue. There are very important people who have stakes in this law. They are doing things to progress their ambitions. This is the reality of the situation and these are my plans. I don't have to backpedal anything.
So, exactly what kind of legal threats do you get from the cows? Aside from the leaked porn DMCAs?
 
@Null going ghost?! You've looked like a ghost all your life. Your crippling depression comes from having done nothing but chase after the clout of autism and schizophrenia under the guise of free speech simping. What's the removal of 230 but your day of reckoning? That terrible realization that you've spent Twenty Eight Years doing nothing but shitting yourself on an obscure forum. Some notoriety you've got there, you useless shit-spigot.
I know it's going to be hard to live without Null but your just going to have to be strong buddy.
 
Well my fellow shitlords, this may be the end. It’s a sad time watching what made the internet great be murdered by a combination of nigger faggots, truly exceptional trust fund babies larping as oppressed workers and massively retarded boomers, but if it has to end at least I got to ride this wave with the greatest autists I could.

May our paths cross again so we may make some overly sensitive Twitter jannies have a bad day.
 
I'm curious, if the site content isn't available on search engines (e.x. people have to login or use TOR to see the content), would the content still be in violation?
 
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Say Section 230 is repealed, then its a virtually an internet kill switch. There's trillion dollar companies like Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, Amazon that would be affected. There's no way in hell they'd allow it. They want to control speech, not cut it off all together. The CEO's would shoot Trump themselves before allowing a repeal of Section 230 to go through. It's the whole reason they can look smugly at Ted Cruz during the senate hearings and go "We are a good company with strong moral values"
 
Say Section 230 is repealed, then its a virtually an internet kill switch. There's trillion dollar companies like Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, Amazon that would be affected. There's no way in hell they'd allow it. They want to control speech, not cut it off all together. The CEO's would shoot Trump themselves before allowing a repeal of Section 230 to go through. It's the whole reason they can look smugly at Ted Cruz during the senate hearings and go "We are a good company with strong moral values"
They would allow it because they can and will deal with it, while smaller up-and-coming competitors absolutely cannot. It's not a double-edged sword for them if they're wearing the equivalent of titanium plate armor and their small competitors have a dotted line on their necks.
 
Say Section 230 is repealed, then its a virtually an internet kill switch. There's trillion dollar companies like Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, Amazon that would be affected. There's no way in hell they'd allow it. They want to control speech, not cut it off all together. The CEO's would shoot Trump themselves before allowing a repeal of Section 230 to go through. It's the whole reason they can look smugly at Ted Cruz during the senate hearings and go "We are a good company with strong moral values"
It would only kill off negative gossip about people; I don't think it would affect anything else.
 
They would allow it because they can and will deal with it, while smaller up-and-coming competitors absolutely cannot. It's not a double-edged sword for them if they're wearing the equivalent of titanium plate armor and their small competitors have a dotted line on their necks.
No social media site can withstand the literal tens of thousands of defamation claims that would be filed against them upon repeal of 230. They might not lose like, any of them, but it would be a death by a thousand cuts.

every day.

for the rest of their existence

this isn't a one time cost, that cost is recurring, forever.
 
I hope and think this will all amount to nothing months from now, but this hasn't been the first headache of its kind to the Farms. So, I'd like to say thanks Null and thanks comrades for the fun the past couple of years. Hope to keep gossiping with y'all for time to come.
 
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