This is rich! In the late 1990s Washington Post (WP) sued the founder, Jim Robinson, of the freerpublic.com website (FR). Their rational was that because FR was reposting WP articles so FR members could comment on them that it was depriving WP of internet traffic. The reality was that the WP didn't want their articles to be commented on without the WP being able to moderate the comments. The New York Times joined the law suit. Anyhow, it was at that time that someone on FR created, what is perhaps the shortest meme. Simply put DemocRATS. The WP and NYT won the law suit. The result was that FR could post excerpts, not the whole article. FR had an inclusive audience/membership that tolerated (small l) libertarian ideals such as the NAP. I could see where the censorship was headed -- jump ahead to the creation of Facebook. I saw more and more websites close their comment sections in favor of the Facebook app. Centralized moderators/censors.