Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have evolved into major public platforms for the communication and information. Sometimes their policies regarding speech and censorship can be tricky. It has stopped harmful and possibly dangerous contents to infiltrate people's timeline but at the same time has lead to censorship of silly hastags as well. Today I talk about how there is little place for ambiguity or satire in social media. I take examples from my own experience regarding censorship and suspension.

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