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You're right, of course. But I still think that someone skimming the HN headlines thinks, "Oh, Twitter probably censoring something or it wouldn't be on HN" un
by three14 16y ago
You're right, of course. But I still think that someone skimming the HN headlines thinks, "Oh, Twitter probably censoring something or it wouldn't be on HN" unless they read the comments.
- davidw 16y agoIsn't that more of a comment on the state of the readership than anything else?
- three14 16y agoI think it's just human. "#flotilla not working on Twitter. Censorship or bug?" would be a better choice because it isn't a leading question. Edit: Is a headline like "Did pressure from Apple cause a Foxconn employee to commit suicide?" neutral, or just avoiding a libel suit?
- davidw 16y agoAnyone who knows anything about twitter is not going to blink an eye at "censorship or bug" - it's obviously the second.