> It doesn't mean that I don't have a responsibility to my neighbors and community to provide upkeep to my house and ensure it's aesthetically pleasing.
Can your neighbours sue you if you paint your house in an obnoxious color? No? Then there is no responsibility.
Why is it that I, for whom English is only my 4th language has to explain to you what the English word responsibility means?
If for you responsibility is just a fuzzy term with some feelings attached then we don't need to discuss this matter as FB can't be held accountable to that kind of responsibility anyways.
> Similarly, I believe social media and the media has a larger responsibility to our civic discourse even if they are a private company
I do not doubt that you believe many things, but first you have to show what responsibility actually exists and then show if and how that applies to Facebook if you are going to make such an argument.
Can your neighbours sue you if you paint your house in an obnoxious color? No? Then there is no responsibility.
Why is it that I, for whom English is only my 4th language has to explain to you what the English word responsibility means?
If for you responsibility is just a fuzzy term with some feelings attached then we don't need to discuss this matter as FB can't be held accountable to that kind of responsibility anyways.
> Similarly, I believe social media and the media has a larger responsibility to our civic discourse even if they are a private company
I do not doubt that you believe many things, but first you have to show what responsibility actually exists and then show if and how that applies to Facebook if you are going to make such an argument.