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Protests aren't a viable way to get tech companies to change policies. You don't have enough YouTubers or fans actually in the area to effectively inconvenience the company, and most YouTubers can't take the financial hit to go to San Fran and do a sit-in for a few days.

The main problem with Section 230 is that it was created before the network effects of being first to market with a superior platform creating a natural monopoly were known. As over a decade of failed YouTube alternative sites prove, having an alternative site to post things to doesn't mean...

Here's a few ideas for reforming Section 230: -To maintain protections, all moderation policies must be publicly posted and conform to existing 1st Amendment protections. -All moderation decisions must list the specifics of any and all rule violations, including time codes (if available)...