Senator, when they apply a label, it's their content and they would be liable for it if it's illegal. 230 already covers this. https://twitter.com/SenTedCruz/status/1336001878337998849
NO platform is all platform. Even if they moderate nothing and have no text, they used code to create the website. That's their speech. However, some sites are full publishers - no user comments or engagement. But no "platform" is all platform and 230 accounts for that
But when Twitter tweets from @Twitter, adds text to something, adds a warning label, it's ALREADY liable for all of that. 230 doesn't say any site must be publisher or platform. It doesn't define it that way. For the reasons I've explained.
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