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freshmeat ago

I wouldnt say Putt is going to jail because he isnt in America. Im saying the internet loopholes you exploit are being fixed legally. I wish i could take credit for it.

Whats got you so nervous

ExpertShitposter ago

name the loopholes

freshmeat ago

i bet you can figure it out on your own. Kevdude sees the writing on the wall, watching him lately has been hilarious.

Thisismyvoatusername ago

Perhaps he can, but I don't. What do you mean by "internet loopholes" and what activity is currently being done on Voat which you assert is being made illegal (and so presumably is not currently illegal)? Also, you seem to indicate a change of law at the State level but refer to an investigation at the Federal level (which suggests there are already laws in place giving the basis for investigation). Can you reconcile those things, please?

freshmeat ago

What do you mean by "internet loopholes" and what activity is currently being done on Voat which you assert is being made illegal (and so presumably is not currently illegal)?

Creating and abusing algorithms to manufacture public consent while also silencing others. Voat's particular case is awkward because from all the updates done over the years create the facade that Voat isn't gamed, and any particular topic that SBBH/SRS isnt ahead of already is kept from reaching eyeballs.

Also, you seem to indicate a change of law at the State level but refer to an investigation at the Federal level (which suggests there are already laws in place giving the basis for investigation). Can you reconcile those things, please?

Both are happening at the same time. My state took the initiative at the same time the white house is making the same moves.

Shizy ago

Creating and abusing algorithms to manufacture public consent while also silencing others.

So wouldn't the "Feds" be more interested in Facebook and twatter?

freshmeat ago

They are. In fact i believe those companies are named specifically in the legislation