Not really. The article makes it pretty clear that giving a platform to spread these ideas has enabled the ideas to spread. In this case, permissive policy is w

Not really. The article makes it pretty clear that giving a platform to spread these ideas has enabled the ideas to spread. In this case, permissive policy is what made the undesirable views stronger. In the long term, ~20 years, it probably doesn't matter what Twitter does today. It's a way for them to connect, now, with their primary demographics by making something of a political stance.