No. There’s always the private sphere, where people talk about non-policy issues, so it’s silly to regulate people’s private sphere. Of course, people use Facebook now also as a public discussion forum, and it’s very hard to draw the line.
No. There’s always the private sphere, where people talk about non-policy issues, so it’s silly to regulate people’s private sphere. Of course, people use Facebook now also as a public discussion forum, and it’s very hard to draw the line.