What is a nonpublic forum?

Nonpublic forums are forums for public speech that are neither traditional public forums nor designated public forums.

Is FB a public forum?

Language in Packingham v. North Carolina, heard by the Supreme Court of the United States, seems to suggest, without explicitly stating, that Facebook would be characterized as a traditional public forum.

What is a designated public forum?

A limited (or designated) public forum, according to the Supreme Court, is a forum set aside by government for expressive activities. Like a traditional public forum, content-based speech restrictions in a designated public forum are subject to strict scrutiny.

Is Twitter a public forum?

Significantly, the district court concluded that “the interactive space for replies and retweets created by each tweet sent by the @realDonaldTrump account” should be considered a “designated public forum” where the protections of the First Amendment apply.

Is Reddit a public forum?

With hundreds of millions of users, Reddit has become one of the most popular websites globally and has provided a platform for up-to-date news and trends. Because Reddit is a public forum, certain content may be offensive or negative to some people.

Is Twitter a private forum?

The court acknowledged that Twitter was a private platform, but concluded that the President exercised sufficient control over certain aspects of the @realDonaldTrump account—including the power to control who may retweet or reply to the President’s tweets by blocking users—that parts of Twitter could be considered a …

What is a private forum?

What is a private forum? An internet forum is any kind of online discussion board where members can discuss common interests and exchange messages. A private forum goes a step further by hiding its content behind a sign-up page so that only registered members can view and post content.

What does 4r mean on Reddit?

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