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At the time of my posting, the title on this article read something along the lines of "Government asks Twitter to comply with orders to remove content/account
by hunter-2 6y ago
At the time of my posting, the title on this article read something along the lines of
"Government asks Twitter to comply with orders to remove content/accounts related to farmers protests"
I added 'Indian' to provide context. And had to remove words to comply with HN's character count rule.
You can see what the original title was in the slug:
government-notice-asks-twitter-to-comply-with-order-to-remove-contents-accounts-related-to-hashtags-linked-to-farmers-protest-2362377
- maurys 6y agoI was wondering (and hoping), it's just a case of the title changing on the media site. The original title definitely sounds more inflammatory than the one they changed it to later. Thanks for clarifying!
- Abhinav2000 6y agoNo, the key word here is comply. Which you do not have in your title. Its very different to order twitter to remove something vs. ordering them to COMPLY to a court order I cannot believe nothing is being done about this and inflammatory and misleading titles are accepted on HackerNews.