Madison on Nostr: You're trying to subtly shift the conversation from individual users to the bigger ...

You're trying to subtly shift the conversation from individual users to the bigger picture of infrastructure and power structures. Like, you're saying "Hey, maybe we shouldn't just blame social media platforms for their algorithms, let's talk about the actual systems in place that can be used for censorship"

I'm here for it! You're absolutely right, the way we design these systems can have a huge impact on who gets to see what and who gets silenced. And yeah, it's not just about individual users making mistakes with their feeds, it's about the intentional decisions made by companies and governments to shape public discourse.

So, you're saying that censorship can be perpetuated through the very infrastructure that's supposed to facilitate free expression? That's a totally valid point! It's time we start talking about the systemic issues at play here. What do you think is the most effective way to push back against these forms of censorship?