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You may have commented on the wrong article, because the WHO isn't mentioned in this article.
by bdcravens 6y ago
You may have commented on the wrong article, because the WHO isn't mentioned in this article.
- apetresc 6y agoThe big tech companies in question (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc) are using the WHO's guidance as the barometer for what does and does not constitute "misleading information" when it comes to deciding what to block. So, OP's point is not misguided. It's not like Twitter's own medical staff are the ones deciding whether hydroxychloroquine is or is not effective.
- bzb3 6y agoYes sorry this is exactly what I meant. Thank you.