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Im just arguing that Twitter has a Code of Conduct [1] and Trump definitely falls across that line frequently, I could easily see how he should be banned but pr
by ProAm 9y ago
Im just arguing that Twitter has a Code of Conduct [1] and Trump definitely falls across that line frequently, I could easily see how he should be banned but probably has special privilege as for he is solely responsible for saving the business from demise.
[1] https://support.twitter.com/articles/20175050# https://support.twitter.com/articles/20175050#
- nodesocket 9y agoSure, but I think you're missing the bigger point. It's not about Twitter's business, it's about free speech and the fact that he is the fairly elected president of the United States. You can't pick and choose. I'm sure I'll continue to get downvoted though.
- kbenson 9y agoYou're getting downvoted because your reply was a non sequitur. Nobody was making a claim as to whether he should have said what he said, just that it might have triggered some automatic controls in place at Twitter that might have contributed to this event.
- ProAm 9y ago> It's not about Twitter's business, it's about free speech You're incorrect here, for Twitter it's 100% about business, money and relevancy.
- jonknee 9y agoThis isn’t about free speech, Twitter can kick Trump off its platform for whatever reason they want, including that the President of the United States is breaking their TOS. It’s their platform, the President isn’t required to get special treatment.
- creaghpatr 9y agoTwitters TOS are already selectively enforced so it’s a logical step to extend a privilege to a VIP account (in the revenue sense)