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Yes, it's shades of gray. For example, lets compare a similar service. Twitter is currently censoring some of the President of the US's tweets. They were not d
by chippy 6y ago
Yes, it's shades of gray.
For example, lets compare a similar service. Twitter is currently censoring some of the President of the US's tweets. They were not doing that a few months ago. So it's not black and white where twitter and acceptability is, and, like with society, it changes over time. Thus, people are concerned that merely interacting with something is enough to be labelled anathema, because of the shades of gray.
- mikeyouse 6y agoThey're not censoring them at all - they're adding more context below them that some of the content is misleading. You can still read every insane word in its original context.