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Here's how to fix Twitter

David Heinemeier Hansson · 31 Oct 2022

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Restrictions on speech are based on jurisdictions

Restrictions on speech are based on jurisdictions (and Twitter is thankfully liable in one of most liberal speech jurisdictions around)

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  1. Restrictions on speech are based on jurisdictions (and Twitter is thankfully liable in one of most liberal speech jurisdictions around)
  2. Accept that the price we pay for an open, free internet is one which permits the darker sides of humanity

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