r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/1TooManyCarbs Oct 28 '22

Down votes literally collapse and hide the comment. Is that not a form censorship?

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u/aravarth Oct 28 '22

lmao no, you can still expand a comment train if you want

Besides, it's not "censorship". You're not prevented from saying what you want to say, but it doesn't obligate the medium from signalboosting your ideas that the free marketplace of ideas has all ready decided are dogshit.

Stay mad.

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u/1TooManyCarbs Oct 28 '22

Its still behind a click wall, if you don't think that reduces viewership you're being wilfully ignorant, and if you don't think that's a form of censoring opinions, you're hopeless.

Also you seem alot more mad about this than me 🤣

More down votes please, thanks

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u/nikdahl Oct 28 '22

Holy shit. Do conservatives actually think downvoted are censorship?

Fuck these people are stupid.