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Having the blue check mark removed isn't a suspension or ban so you can't really go with "that group just happens to break the rules more". It's not like saying
by austhrow743 7y ago
Having the blue check mark removed isn't a suspension or ban so you can't really go with "that group just happens to break the rules more". It's not like saying vile shit makes your account less verifiable. So when Twitter takes away verification it looks like they're just trying to signal affiliation with the opposing group.
- panarky 7y ago> Having the blue check mark removed isn't a suspension or ban so you can't really go with "that group just happens to break the rules more" That is utterly untrue. Unverifying is a sanction for breaking the rules that's less severe than a suspension or ban. According to Twitter's published guidelines, they'll un-verify accounts that: Intentionally mislead people Promote hate and/or violence Incite or engage in harassment Break the Twitter Rules Source: https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/twitter-verified-accounts https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/twitter-ve...