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I follow links onto twitter sometimes, though I dont use it. how does it have a "free speech problem?" what does this even mean in practical terms. I think that
by MrMan 5y ago
I follow links onto twitter sometimes, though I dont use it. how does it have a "free speech problem?" what does this even mean in practical terms. I think that talking point is completely made up.
- tekknik 5y agoOne cannot make a comment on the site that’s counter-narrative without having the mob of social activists bombarding you, and ultimately canceling you.
- detaro 5y agoFew dozen million too many people making "counter-narrative" comments on Twitter for that to be believable.
- tekknik 5y agoOr perhaps they’re the wrong people?
- detaro 5y agodefine "wrong"? Your comment fairly clearly said any.
- tekknik 5y agoIt actually doesn’t clearly say any at all. Like literally. Random Joes that have no voice will not be banned. Make a name for yourself and start gaining followers and you most certainly will unless it’s too damaging to twitters reputation. Their sporadic treatment of these types of people are what allow you to hide behind this reasoning, they keep you guessing on their procedures.