Originally posted by decay
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Viva explains the difference beautifully: A platform is a book store and a publisher decides what books get written and what goes to press. When a book store begins to edit the content of books in the store, it is a publisher and loses legal protections. Since only one political viewpoint is being edited out, blocked, taken down, demonetized, then YouTube is now a publisher. Fine, now we know YouTube is a liberal publisher and conservatives aren't welcome there. But that's not what they are saying and they are not liable for the editing they do because they state they are a platform while simultaneously editing user's content. That is the crux of the whole issue.
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