Andrew Schulz argues that a good policy for a platform like Twitter is one that upsets both the liberal and conservative extremes.

“if the 20 most conservative and 20 most liberal are all are upset about the rules that's good that's good policy a good policy should upset both extremes”

Hasan Piker argues that moderators of r/LivestreamFail exhibit bias by deleting content critical of Destiny while allowing content critical of him.

“they would either get deleted from the top subreddits or could be easily ignored in Destiny's own Community obviously moderators keep a very tight leash and we're deleting all mentions of this stuff and still to the to their best of their ability try to keep all of this information under control”

Social media platforms do not perform genuine reviews of content posted by Palestinians but instead rely on biased mass-reporting to automatically remove accounts.

“so it didn't it didn't go through people who would okay let's see content you know oh this is a credible news okay so uh you know it that so they don't they don't spend time you know to review you know the content that we post because they know okay so this is a Palestinian guy who is posting about ”