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> Accounts using unauthorized badges as part of their profile photos, header photos, display names, [...] Interesting. Of course there's no way to put an actua
by rspeer 9y ago
> Accounts using unauthorized badges as part of their profile photos, header photos, display names, [...]
Interesting. Of course there's no way to put an actual badge in your display name. But this sounds like it's targeted at Julian Assange, who ends his name with a blue diamond emoji that is reminiscent of a verified badge if you're not looking closely.
- ceejayoz 9y agoI hope they don't act on Assange's blue emoji. It's gloriously petulant (as is Twitter's refusal to verify the account, in fairness) and deserves to be preserved.
- TazeTSchnitzel 9y agoThey banned it from new display names, I guess he was “grandfathered” in.