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> It's not just one service, we're seeing Twitter and Facebook and now a mail service too. I haven't seen any reference regarding any email service, and to me
by rualca 6y ago
> It's not just one service, we're seeing Twitter and Facebook and now a mail service too.
I haven't seen any reference regarding any email service, and to me that sounds something between unbelievable and an absurd excuse in light of the criticism of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email service.
And moreover doesn't the white house operate their official email service?
Regarding Facebook, all I've seen is a notice that an official page that wasn't used at all was suspended for a week. Does a temporary suspension of an account that's not used count as manipulating speech?
I understand the need to grasp as straws to find any excuse for outrage, but you have to do far better than that.
- brigandish 6y ago> I haven't seen any reference regarding any email service It was in a former title of this page, and if you'd followed the link and read the tweet you'd see it was about a service called Campaign Monitor: > Email Marketing | Email Software | Campaign Monitor That's the strap line for their website. Like many here, I often read the comments, sometimes without reading the linked site, but when commenting it does help to follow the link first.