the social media laws are heavily backed by the mainstream media (murdock papers, for example). If it takes away some of their competition, they're all for it

Most definitions go by the ability to post stuff and connect to other users. We feature both of it heavily.

We're about as social media as a digital edition of a news paper with commenting section. Are they going to block those as well in AU?

To be fair I use MS for all my social media needs. I have deactivated FB and Instagram for my own sanity. Only use whatsapp to stay connected with friends.

which they would, unfortunatly

Ok, now I've read the whole thing. I see multiple ways of reading these "definitions". One would make us such a platform, another wouldn't. But I fail to see what Leverage Australia has over us other than blocking access

The bill also references other legislature I don't have access to for certain definitions. The language is among the weirder legislative language I've read I have to say. European laws are usually pretty clear in their definitions