top | item 42743505 Why TikTok's Anti-Link Policy Makes It a Closed Platform 6 points| ElectronShak | 1 year ago |timctrl.substack.com 2 comments order hn newest blackeyeblitzar|1 year ago The anti link policies we see in much of social media aren’t just about building a closed platform - they’re anti competitive. But our anti trust laws are inadequate to easily and quickly enforce against such practices. PaulHoule|1 year ago ... and X and Facebook and ...The "level 0" practice of Federation is to allow and not punish external links although there is a legitimate concern about spam. unknown|1 year ago [deleted]
blackeyeblitzar|1 year ago The anti link policies we see in much of social media aren’t just about building a closed platform - they’re anti competitive. But our anti trust laws are inadequate to easily and quickly enforce against such practices.
PaulHoule|1 year ago ... and X and Facebook and ...The "level 0" practice of Federation is to allow and not punish external links although there is a legitimate concern about spam.
blackeyeblitzar|1 year ago
PaulHoule|1 year ago
The "level 0" practice of Federation is to allow and not punish external links although there is a legitimate concern about spam.
unknown|1 year ago
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