Dropped
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They should build their own app.
They should build their own app store.
They should build their own web-hosting platform.
They should build their own internet.
They should build their own country.
Samizdat is difficult when you can't even buy the paper, let alone the printing press.
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They should build their own app.
They should build their own app store.
They should build their own web-hosting platform.
They should build their own internet.
They should build their own country.
Samizdat is difficult when you can't even buy the paper, let alone the printing press.
They should build their own app.
A smartphone app is unnecessary. NodeBB/TNCR does just fine without one.
They should build their own app store.
An app store is also not necessary when the smartphone app is unnecessary.
They should build their own web-hosting platform.
Yes, they are not entitled to use someone else’s web hosting platform, no one owes them a web hosting platform.
They should build their own internet.
No, that’s why I defend “net neutrality”, so everyone get to use the Internet equitably.
They should build their own country.
Interesting thought. If you don’t mind the time and effort, kindly elaborate why you think they should build their own country.
Samizdat is difficult when you can't even buy the paper, let alone the printing press.
Yes, good thing nobody refused to sell them paper or printing press (or physical server hardware). Actually it might be interesting to think through whether “equitable access to blank paper” should be guaranteed as a corollary to the First Amendment; maybe that is analogous to “net neutrality.”
