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- Dictionarydeplatform/diːˈplatfɔːm/
verb
- 1. prevent (a person holding views regarded as unacceptable or offensive) from contributing to a forum or debate, especially by blocking them on a particular website: "he was deplatformed from all the major social media sites for spreading a lie"
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6 days ago · The passages that Ilya quotes (and many other passages like it in the opinion) are very clear about the application of the First Amendment to these platforms. Beyond that, the logic of applying...
Jun 24, 2024 · Dubbed “deplatforming,” these actions restrict the ability of individuals and communities to communicate with each other and the public. Deplatforming raises ethical and legal questions, but...
6 days ago · Here we evaluate the effect of the decision by Twitter to suddenly deplatform 70,000 misinformation traffickers in response to the violence at the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 (a series of events commonly known as and referred to here as ‘January 6th’).
Jun 26, 2024 · On the Web, or what's left of it (mostly "webapps" and gatekeepers such as Clownflare), there are ways to resist censorship or to make it a lot harder. On the Net, which is bigger than the Web, there are alternatives (to the Web) and we need to collectively help them grow.
Jun 10, 2024 · to refuse someone an opportunity to make their ideas or beliefs known publicly, because you think these beliefs are dangerous or unacceptable: He has been deplatformed by Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Some sites have started to deplatform conspiracy theorists. ஒத்த சொல். no-platform. அதிக உதாரணங்கள்குறைவான உதாரணங்கள்.
5 days ago · I could easily imagine that the Court might find that some platform like Gmail cannot deplatform anyone based on their viewpoint, on the theory that Gmail does not engage in expression for First Amendment purposes. But Texas and Florida did not enact these statutes to quash Gmail's exclusion of users based on their viewpoint.
Jun 18, 2024 · They can smear and deplatform us for alleged “hate” which is nothing of the kind. Rather, it is the exercise of our fundamental human right to free expression and freedom from unlawful discrimination, protected by our laws.
