Of course everyone does mistakes, but that's not the point. Twitter is just too powerful with all those engineers and access to ML to have this just as a mista

Of course everyone does mistakes, but that's not the point. Twitter is just too powerful with all those engineers and access to ML to have this just as a mistake. Whoever is responsible for that flagging is either: - Incredibly incompetent and not knowing what they were doing (which I honestly don't want to believe) - Knew exactly what they were doing and it's intentional with a benefit of doubt with plausible deniability. Unintentionally blocking a whole domain "by mistake" falls into the first point above. Knowing track record of social media companies hiring good engineers and being evil, also knowing Mastodon being a competitor to Twitter, I don't think I need to tell much more.