> While I don't know the specifics about the hosting situation of TDS, I doubt what happened there was "a small number of private companies decided to exercise their considerable control over what we’re allowed to read", like the author claims.

Actually, that's exactly what happened. I think it involved Google, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, and a couple others. Yeah, Cloudflare, Champions of Free Speech -- until they're not.

> For example, the claim that there's "nothing illegal" about it, which is factually wrong as lots of the content on Daily Stormer would easily break a couple of German laws, and probably laws of a few other countries, as Germany isn't the only country with laws in regards to Holocaust denial.

And somehow that means it's something for the FCC to regulate with regard to an American company? I'm pretty sure that it is actually Germany's problem to keep it from coming over the wire into their country. And if that sounds agreeable, then I don't expect we'll hear any more complaints about the way China censors the Internet inside their borders.

Oh shit, that's actually coming true already.