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Is there any indication of whether the problem was using the word "kill" or if the problem was sharing a potentially dangerous command (if it was correctly writ
by vostok 4y ago
Is there any indication of whether the problem was using the word "kill" or if the problem was sharing a potentially dangerous command (if it was correctly written)?
That is, would sudo rm -rf / get you banned too?
- lapcat 4y ago> would sudo rm -rf / get you banned too? No. Just one of many examples: https://twitter.com/littleblackLB/status/1530913184835457024 https://twitter.com/littleblackLB/status/1530913184835457024
- vostok 4y agoThank you. I should have just searched Twitter.
- duskwuff 4y agoMy suspicion would be that the combination of the words "kill" and "all" in close proximity is the problem. It shouldn't be hard to imagine the sorts of messages this was intended to catch. What's disappointing here is that human review either didn't occur, or failed to recognize that this wasn't a post that was intended to be caught by this filter.
- remram 4y agoI've been banned for the exact same thing! I tweeted the classic joke "old people should be killed at birth" and was banned, in 2018. Twitter' bots are very touchy about the word "kill".