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BRUCE AT YELP Yelp Practices Fascism and Calls it their First Amendment Rights Internet

Yelp is in my opinion, about as fascist as they come. I am a business owner and consumer. I agree with the reports that they run counter to the first amendment. They have filtered positive and numerous of my reviews and claim that there is some logic or algorithm behind it. A former customer wrote libelous content about me and they won't let me talk to them about it let alone remove it. They refuse to allow me to edit my account, and I feel that i am "locked out." I did not sign up for that.

Yelp if you read this, know that you do not help people. At best your warped methods makes competition arbitrary. The first amendment and subsequent law does not protect you because your filtering methods obstruct consumers and business owner's first amendment rights. You hold the keys to power, but frequently engage in false advertising when for example you say someone was the first to write a review, and they were not the first.in my case there were several that wrote reviews before the "first" review which remains defamatory. You don't care that this costs me and my family a lot of money. When you go down, it will be a relief becuase we don't need more viruses on the internet.

Company: Yelp
Country: USA
Address: 101 California Street 5th floor, San Francisco
Site: yelp.com

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