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Implicit in this is that we should trust Twitter's judgement to be better than our own. Let me see all opinions and make up my own mind. This should not be a
by dilap 7y ago
Implicit in this is that we should trust Twitter's judgement to be better than our own.
Let me see all opinions and make up my own mind.
This should not be a radical idea in a free society.
- wilde 7y agoIt’s not feasible for you to see all opinions given the amount of content on Twitter. Twitter hides content from you all the time through ranking (if enabled) and follower graphs. They’re choosing to hide more content now than they normally would, which is their right as a private publisher.
- dilap 7y agoThis isn't about adjusting content filters, it's actually banning tweets. Users are forced to remove them. (And fwiw, I use the unfiltered timeline view, combined w/ lists. I hate algorithmic timelines.)