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I don't support reasonless bans and no communication from Twitter. That said, this account was not particularly useful for tracking the trial. In particular, th
by cdcarter 5y ago
I don't support reasonless bans and no communication from Twitter. That said, this account was not particularly useful for tracking the trial. In particular, they were tweeting a lot of what they hoped would happen or wanted to happen. Folks were constantly replying "is that what happened today, or what should happen?" E.g. something like "Now is the time for Federal Agents to show exactly who was on all the CDs". This was not an event that happened in the courtroom. Clearly the prosecution has no desire to reveal all that information when there's still a possibility of going after those parties next. The trial tracker account was no good.
- bufferoverflow 5y ago> this account was not particularly useful for tracking the trial. And hundreds of thousands of people thought it was useful.