The Friendly Guide to Regulating the Internet: Challenging Removal of Speech
Part three of The Friendly Guide to Internet Regulation is out.
The power to remove the speech of others is dangerous. Even when used with good intentions, removing the speech of others can end important arguments and innovations. For this reason, speech regulations usually allow a person to challenge the removal of his or her speech. Speech regulations that do not allow challenges are generally considered bad policy, and either do not become law, or do not survive the scrutiny of the courts.
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