of people possible. but who should be making of people possible. but who should be making those - should be making those moderation decisions? someone has to? , moderation decisions? someone hasto? , ~ has to? exactly. and those moderation has to? exactly. and those moderation decision - has to? exactly. and those | moderation decision should has to? exactly. and those - moderation decision should be made transparently and democratically. ideally, social media would be structured in a decentralised manner with those decisions are made by many people together and where users have control so that you can create a community for you and your friends where there are perhaps a very loose rules, but you could also join a perhaps a very loose rules, but you could alsojoin a much larger larger community with the rules are stricter but you know what you re getting into and you know what you have agreed to, this really comes down to use a choice which is why we need policies like anti tr
this really comes down to use a choice which is why we need policies like anti trust legislation to crackdown on big tech monopoly power so that people have those choices, have those options. we see a lot of people today saying i m going to leave twitter, we need a world actually have somewhere to go, that s why we need lawmakers to act, not billionaires. evan greer there. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has again suggested there s a danger of the conflict with ukraine leading to a third world war, but he said he expected it to end with a peace agreement. mr lavrov said nato was in effect engaging in a proxy war with russia, and that weapons delivered to ukraine from the west would be, what he called, legitimate targets. five train stations were struck by russian missiles in western ukraine on monday. the railways have become a key target for russian forces, as they re crucial for both bringing in supplies and evacuating civilians. meanwhile, unrelenting russian attacks co