Don't they already do this? Heard comments about being 'shadowbanned' on Twitter for years, and it seems like something similar is being used on the platform ri

Don't they already do this? Heard comments about being 'shadowbanned' on Twitter for years, and it seems like something similar is being used on the platform right now. That said, given their current practices for shadow banning range from politically biased (note how more often it is that a right wing troll gets banned compared to the left wing one) or broken (seen both innocent accounts banned and people banned for using the word 'thanks' in a Tweet), this seems like a bad idea all round.