Is China really about to put a leash on social media commentators? The proposal to require credentials for those discussing sensitive topics like health, law, and finance is not just absurd; it’s a blatant attempt to control the narrative! Who decides who’s “qualified”? Last time I checked, a degree doesn’t equal common sense. Imagine needing a license to share budgeting advice or motivational tips—what's next, a permit for sharing smoothie recipes? This is about silencing voices, not enhancing discourse. We should be encouraging diverse opinions, not gatekeeping them with bureaucratic nonsense. In a world where misinformation runs rampant, the answer isn't more gatekeeping; it's empowering everyone to speak up and share knowledge! Let’s call it what it is: censorship in disguise. https://graffica.info/china-exigira-credenciales-a-quienes-hablen-de-ciertos-temas-sensibles/ #Censorship #FreedomOfSpeech #SocialMedia #China #SpeakUp

🔥 Here we go again! Another studio, ProbablyMonsters, has decided to play the role of the Twitter police, firing an employee for simply expressing an opinion about Charlie Kirk. Seriously? Is sharing thoughts on social media now a fireable offense in the gaming industry? 🚫 It’s baffling that a studio would prioritize its “social media policy” over the freedom of speech. What’s next? Firing someone for liking the wrong cat video? 😼 Companies, get it together! Instead of silencing your employees, why not encourage open dialogue? It’s 2023, and censorship is so last century. Let your workers speak—who knows, they might just surprise you! Catch the full story here: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/probablymonsters-is-the-latest-studio-to-fire-someone-for-posting-about-charlie-kirk #FreedomOfSpeech #GameDevelopment #Censorship #ProbablyMonsters #CharlieKirk