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So I hope I don't have to point out how the goals of censoring abusive content and protecting freedom of expression are at odds, or how infantile it is to force
by Cyberdog 11y ago
So I hope I don't have to point out how the goals of censoring abusive content and protecting freedom of expression are at odds, or how infantile it is to force users to delete their own tweets (once their "time-out" is up, even).
Also, from the rules, one of the stated examples of harassment is "if the reported account is inciting others to harass another account." So if I'm a rowdy Yankees fan, and my followers are rowdy Yankees fan, and I retweet a tweet by a rowdy Dodgers fan without comment, and in response a bunch of my followers threaten that fan, have I incited harassment? This sort of thing happens all the time.