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I reported the first tweet mentioned in the NYPost article. This was about an hour ago, so I would expect it to take a few days before the tweet is removed.
by a_new_start 6y ago
I reported the first tweet mentioned in the NYPost article.
This was about an hour ago, so I would expect it to take a few days before the tweet is removed.
- mimikatz 6y agoAt that point there is not point. A tweets lifetime is hours at most. No one scrolls back days.
- bArray 6y ago> This was about an hour ago, so I would expect it to take a > few days before the tweet is removed. Apparently Amazon's standard ToS policy dictates that if it's not removed within 36 hours, they will turn their servers off.
- tzs 6y agoAmazon started bringing Parler's attention to serious contract violations back in November, which Parler failed to adequately address. Amazon says that in fact the situation at Parler got worse, not better, after their months of warnings.
- bArray 6y ago> Amazon started bringing Parler's attention to serious > contract violations back in November, which Parler failed > to adequately address. You think Twitter has never broken Amazon ToS? What is to stop AWS saying "this thing we warned you about last year, well, it's still there and you've got 36 hours before we shut down your servers". > Amazon says that in fact the situation at Parler got > worse, not better, after their months of warnings. I don't know if you noticed, but the situation around the US election got worse everywhere. Not so long ago #HangPence was trending on Twitter, and within the last 24 hours or so #HangTrump. That's trending - Twitter is actually promoting that!
- chalst 6y agoTwitter quickly intervened to yank the 'HangPence' tag: that's actually an example of Twitter being responsible. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/10/hang-mike-pence-twitter-stops-phrase-trending-capitol-breach https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/10/hang-mike-pe...