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What do you guys think of freedom of speach in 2025s internet? (lemmy.wtf)
submitted 1 day ago by PrincessCory@lemmy.wtf to c/linux@lemmy.world
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I think that you are not allowed to speak freely on most platforms. And when i say speak freely i dont mean to have right to offend people, just to have right to normaly tell your opinion.

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[–] BroBot9000@lemmy.world 1 points 6 hours ago

Let me tap on the sign again cause you don’t seem to understand:

Websites are private spaces, and like most private spaces, have their own rules to abide by. It's their right to make those rules whatever they want

YouTube is not a public space It’s YouTubes room. They make the rules and yes they have the power. What part don’t you understand?

Whatever comment you are leaving is unwelcome by the channel creator or YouTube and it’s within their rights to remove it.

Once again: No one is obligated to host your opinion in a private space. YouTube is not a public space.

So come on tell us. What’s the big truth you’ve been posting onto people’s YouTube channels?