Hello @Nelson_Williams, (and everyone else in this forum)
I do believe that we must address the social media conundrum and ensure a free press, but I think most people understand the breadth and scope of the problem as it pertains to transnational corporate conglomerates and their profit motives, which are eroding all of America’s institutions to their aims at the expense of our Bill of Rights.
That is why I proposed this extremely important policy proposal:
Policy to Establish the Separation of the Corporatocracy and the State 
Under US Constitutional law, the Bill of Rights applies primarily to the Government, but as we’ve seen these past four years, the Government has colluded behind the scenes with corporations to abridge our rights and the courts are not holding the government accountable, because business rights aren’t under the same legal constraints. THAT is the loophole we absolutely need to close.
I’m linking to my proposal again in this forum thread because we have to ensure that corporate power is checked in more ways than one - including the need to codify law that requires corporate adherence to the bill of rights just like the government is legally bound. In this modern era, corporate oligarchies can be more powerful than nation-state governments and they have clearly influenced policymaking, and corrupted state government functions including agencies meant to regulate them, so my proposal is an attempt to “nip this in the bud” so to speak, which would affect this whole problem top-down, free speech included.