A problem with your post is that its interpretation is highly subjective.
Can you name some examples of content that was restricted on grounds of harmfulness that you want to see unrestricted?
What could be possible consequences of lack of content moderation? Consider that not every actor is well-meaning or responsible and not every recipient is able to evaluate or contextualise information very well (or self-assess their (in)competence to do so).
Can you name some examples of content that was restricted on grounds of harmfulness that you want to see unrestricted?
What could be possible consequences of lack of content moderation? Consider that not every actor is well-meaning or responsible and not every recipient is able to evaluate or contextualise information very well (or self-assess their (in)competence to do so).