All I am saying is that these platforms now are political tools for a specific ideology and if we don't want to be seen as supporters of it to stay unpolitical (regardless of what politics that is) staying is no longer an option.
@Ainali I agree that social platforms can be used for many things: Science, Research, Politics, Cats. I think if a platform itself has specific wording within it's terms and conditions that don't foster a sense of fairness and equality, then certainly we should look into that. Otherwise, if you are talking about decorum on a platform, or users choices to use a platform a certain way, that concerns users traits and preferences, not the platform itself.
@Martin Yes, I think we can, and where we might stipulate something along the lines of my above paragraph. But I don't think we want to say anything about perceived decorum on platforms for any agendas, political or otherwise, that would be non-sensical. We would need to be clear about a platform's terms and conditions, not its users traits or preferences to promote anything, especially any ideology.