Arguments for and Against Improving the Freedom of Expression in Social Network Sites in China

In the past few years, social networks in China are rapidly growing and there are many new social networking software and users. However, the government has a strict policy on freedom of speech in social networks. The advantages of improving freedom of expression on social networks are thoroughly debated. Some people desire a higher degree of freedom to increase degrees of freedom to express real ideas, others are worried about the order of the Internet. In this paper I will support the improvement of freedom of speech in social networks, discuss discussions to oppose it, and propose recommendations based on these discussions.

My argument for social networking will give us insight into my view as there are several reasons that I am personally harmful. The first thing I would like to say is that their mission was very glorious and simple when these networks were first developed. Social networks are where people gather and talk. We are currently living in a technical era, the information contained in these sites is currently being used for us. I will talk about the completeness of the information these sites currently have for their members.

In the past few years, social networks in China are rapidly growing and there are many new social networking software and users. However, the government has a strict policy on freedom of speech in social networks. The advantages of improving freedom of expression on social networks are thoroughly debated. Some people desire a higher degree of freedom to increase degrees of freedom to express real ideas, others are worried about the order of the Internet. In this paper I will support the improvement of freedom of speech in social networks, discuss discussions to oppose it, and propose recommendations based on these discussions.

Is there contradiction of freedom of speech here? It all depends on how we define the freedom of speech. If we think that social networking is where everything happens, yes. However, we live in society and are bound by specific rules. So far we should understand that the adjective "social" applied to the noun "network" should be more than now. At least, in case of Twitter