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The decision by the UK’s Culture Minister—and, implicitly, the broader government—to step away from X (formerly Twitter) signals a profound shift in how we perceive the health of digital public squares. When high-level officials decide that a platform is no longer a viable space for meaningful dialogue, it serves as a stark acknowledgment that the social media revolution has hit a rocky, and perhaps untenable, turning point. It is no longer just about a difference of opinion; this is a moral and practical assessment that the infrastructure of the platform itself has become hostile to the basic requirements of civil…

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