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Of course the factuality is a big deal. But Twitter didn’t discover the story was false and then remove it. Rather they decided that because the information cam
by jtbayly 6y ago
Of course the factuality is a big deal. But Twitter didn’t discover the story was false and then remove it. Rather they decided that because the information came from a hack that it couldn’t be posted on their site. If anything they confirmed it was true by doing this.
Magine if they had applied this to WikiLeaks.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThere are two possibilities: Either it's really a hack or it's a felonious attempt to manipulate an election. Or it's both -- a hack of personal private photos and also fake emails feloniously manipulating an election. Either way, a ban is appropriate. Saying "if it's true, it's ban able for X" without out bothering to say that obviously it's bannable if it's false, isn't saying it's true. How could Twitter even know?
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- jtbayly 6y agoSo Wikileaks should have been suppressed?