James Altschul
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James Altschul graduated from Rice University in 2018 with a degree in History and Asian Studies and currently works as a teacher in Japan. He can be found at twitter.com/JamesAltschul and medium.com/@JamesAltschul.
Platforms like Twitter and Facebook are treated as distinct from publishers in large part because they refrain from discriminating based on ideology. That’s so yesterday.
As more and more of the tools we use in daily life—payment processing, social media, or even Uber—move online, the question of what it takes to be banned only becomes more relevant.
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