The point is that it settles, once and for all, the role of government in policing social media. If social media really is the replication of the public town square, then one that has the same operating model is called for.
Doesn't matter if people want to go there. The point is that it exists, and the model is governed by the taxpayers.
Doesn't matter if people want to go there. The point is that it exists, and the model is governed by the taxpayers.