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Killing good (funny) accounts from various anons and even small celebrities, like Nick Mullen. It stifles discussion (people are worried about getting locked/l
by blfr 5y ago
Killing good (funny) accounts from various anons and even small celebrities, like Nick Mullen.
It stifles discussion (people are worried about getting locked/limited/banned) and makes for a much less interesting scroll.
- jungturk 5y agoSo the censorship problem is that the twitter feed became less interesting for you as a user? That sounds more like just bad product choices (assuming it drives users away) rather than any sort of issue of rights.