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The author responded in the appeal with "You cannot possibly be this dense." If you want to win an appeal, starting by accusing your appeal reviewer of being d
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
The author responded in the appeal with "You cannot possibly be this dense."
If you want to win an appeal, starting by accusing your appeal reviewer of being dense isn't a good strategy.
I wouldn't be surprised if they have a rule that covers this type of behavior in appeals, and the appeal was denied due to language instead of the content itself.
Is it fair? From a content moderation perspective, no it's not. But I can also see why a platform would not be in a rush to restore accounts where the appellant can't even behave nicely in a two-sentence appeal.
- exodust 4y ago> behave nicely Towards AI that just banned you? The appeal process could be another AI. It's concerning how close you are to suggesting we "be nice" to the robots who wrongly ban us in the first place.
- account42 4y agoIf the appeal reviewer feels targeted by that accusation then they deserve it. Those less dense would understand that the thing being called dense is whatever system made the initial accusation and resulting ban (i.e. Twitter as a whole) and not the random support person processing the ticket who the user has no way of knowing and has never interacted with.