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Twitter did not decide that in good faight. First, because they are used as a public platform, like it or not, and as such they are not expected to moderate any
by throwawayay02 6y ago
Twitter did not decide that in good faight. First, because they are used as a public platform, like it or not, and as such they are not expected to moderate anything. People follow or block what they want. And second, because they are biased in their censorship and are not forthcoming about it.
- sagichmal 6y ago> because they are used as a public platform . . . they are not expected to moderate anything Says who? > because they are biased in their censorship Yes, and reality has a liberal bias, eh?
- phs318u 6y ago> as such they are not expected to moderate anything When even the president's tweets have been squelched or tagged, I highly doubt that anyone reasonably familiar with Twitter over the last couple of years would have that expectation.
- AgentME 6y agoEvery public platform would look exactly like your email's spam folder if they weren't expected to moderate anything.
- triceratops 6y agoThere is no legal requirement for a "public platform" (this is not a legal term) to be unmoderated or "neutral". You've been misinformed.