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…expressed their support for the incendiary Ravelry statement. Here’s one example.   View this post on Instagram   Yesterday we shared the news in our stories of Ravelry taking a…

…new patterns, new projects, new yarns. If I feel like starting a new crochet project, Ravelry is the place I go. If it’s not on Ravelry, I won’t discover it….

…about her stances on identity politics. There’s been much speculation about why Ravelry did this, and people have begun countermovements such as #RavelryExodus and #walkawayfromRavelry. https://twitter.com/CrochetConserv2/status/1143686919940976640 Some of the crafters…

…came from? Tens of thousands of them came from Ravelry. Those still can, along with anything that is anti-Trump. But Ravelry announced yesterday that they would ban all pro-Trump material…

…for crafters and DIYers: Ravelry (knitting) and Pinterest (general DIY). Ravelry took an approach that would be consistent with due process protections when it openly announced to all of its…

…from their site, citing their position as the equivalent of “white supremacy.” Other sites and businesses have supported Ravelry and may impose their political agenda and discriminate against Trump-voters—if Ravelry…

…an online yarn arts community, known as the Facebook of knitting, not just banned specific arguments or words but the entire support of a whole political party. Ravelry banned all…

…Censorship Is By Now a Pandemic All the other social media companies have done this as well: YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Google Pinterest, even the knitting community Ravelry. Each identify and…

So regarding this line from Peter Suderman’s piece, critiquing Sen. Josh Hawley and Sohrab Ahmari, titled “The Moral Scolds of the New Illiberal Right Are Coming For Your Internet”: “A…