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Unsubscribing from notifications for a specific conversation is the only useful feature here. Muting words/hashtags from showing up in your TL would have been u
by _jomo 10y ago
Unsubscribing from notifications for a specific conversation is the only useful feature here. Muting words/hashtags from showing up in your TL would have been useful. Regarding "online abuse", shared blocklists were much more useful than locking or suspending accounts, that's not going to help at all.
Also I wonder what exactly falls under 'behavior that incites fear about a protected group' and 'repeated and/or or non-consensual slurs, epithets, racist and sexist tropes, or other content that degrades someone'. Will Twitter enforce politically correct tweets? Is NSFW content going to be banned because it offends some people?
I think it's reasonable to ban calls for violence against individuals, but I don't think banning all sorts of hateful content is a good idea and it's not going to help removing it anyway. If people don't want to see certain content, by all means, let them hide it from their feed and notifications.
- fdsaaf 10y agoAs long as Twitter applies a double standard to abuse against white men, it'll be a useless political echo chamber. Allowing "#killallmen" posters to get away with their drivel while bringing the banhammer on anyone challenging the SJW narrative is itself taking a strong and IMHO obnoxious political stance. Twitter is unbearable
- btdiehr 10y agoAll you need to do is look at the people twitter invite to their conferences, and associate with at their executive level to know that Twitter will only get worse in these regards.