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I'll be interested to see if Twitter suppresses this in accordance with their "hacked materials" policy or if that policy only applies to politically inconvenie
by jerkstate 5y ago
I'll be interested to see if Twitter suppresses this in accordance with their "hacked materials" policy or if that policy only applies to politically inconvenient material
- throwawaysea 5y agoThey won't. Twitter has a rich history of only banning one side of the political landscape. They banned Zero Hedge for discussing the lab leak theory, they banned the New York Post for the Hunter Biden story, and so on, because they are associated with the political right in the US. However, they have allowed everyone from antifa to the Taliban to far-left "hacktivists" to continue to operate. Twitter isn't just guilty of setting moderation rules that favor one world view, but also of selectively enforcing their guidelines at their will.
- dmatech 5y agoI've reported quite a few tweets for linking to it or showing screenshots of it, as it's against the rules. While I don't much care for the content of these sites, I don't think legal websites should have to win a popularity contest to remain online.