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> Twitter not wanting to turn custom emoji into attack ads? Maybe it is. It is still censorship. And it is based on the political opinion of the CEO.
by dingo_bat 8y ago
> Twitter not wanting to turn custom emoji into attack ads?
Maybe it is. It is still censorship. And it is based on the political opinion of the CEO.
- wybiral 8y agoHow is it based on the political opinion rather than a choice to keep negative attack ads off of their platform. If they apply the same approach to different political campaigns it doesn't seem politically motivated to me.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoYou're going to have to explain far, far better than just saying, "censorship" over and over again. Especially when the RNC was able to get several custom emoji, and they didn't give out any negative or attack emoji.