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Yeah, it's a parody, but why after a decade has Twitter not figured out a way to avoid giving the trolliest of trolls such exposure? It seems like 140, 200, 280
by aaron-lebo 9y ago
Yeah, it's a parody, but why after a decade has Twitter not figured out a way to avoid giving the trolliest of trolls such exposure? It seems like 140, 200, 280, or 500 chars is the smallest and least of their problems.
- microcolonel 9y agoFor whatever reason, they do not look into impersonation reports at all. Their team is too focused on deciding the content of people's speech that it doesn't care about their actions.
- tagawa 9y agoFor what it’s worth, they acted quite quickly when I filed a company impersonation claim.
- astronautjones 9y agothey don't look into racist posts at all, either. I've only reported like 10 posts (that had overtly racist messages and calls to violence in 5 cases) and I was quickly informed that they were fine (despite their TOS). It really seems like the management has a bigoted bent.
- Pxtl 9y agoThey let David freaking Duke onto their platform, I think you can't accuse them of being censors beyond blocking active threats and harrassment.