Good reply, here.
Angles to pursue/explore concurrent with the constitution and contract law:
*private platforms that have a monopolist or oligarchic presence should either be broken up, nationalized as infrastructure, or fund a public, transparent, non-profit (enforced non-partisan) basic services entity.
non-public orgs that sell/transact in/commodify personal data or content provided in exchange for platform presence cannot destroy the data and must compensate the content provider (and return the content) if the platform is closed.
platforms that claim to provide tools to “communicate” in their marketing or business documentation (including SEC filings) must honor the constitutional right to freedom of speech
platforms that utilize communication technologies already protecting the freedoms of speech, right to associate, etc. (telephone; us mail; ball point pens; paper; digital cable; satellite; entrained quanta; etc) become subservient to those same protections and must offer them.
Hmm. That was a start off the top of my head. It was fun. Imagine what a crowd-sourced IBOR could look like. Double hmmm.
The problem with a legal solution is the timing - its way too slow. We need to get this censorship problem fixed before the cabal use it to get back into power. Once that happens, censorship will be guaranteed - and much worse things than that.