> That isn't censoring.
Of course it is. It's just not government censorship. Corporate censorship is a widely recognized concept. [1]
> I don't know why the obvious keeps having to be explained here.
Your claim is neither obvious, nor even true.
Of course it is. It's just not government censorship. Corporate censorship is a widely recognized concept. [1]
> I don't know why the obvious keeps having to be explained here.
Your claim is neither obvious, nor even true.
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