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> why the changes at Twitter might in the end be rather less stark than some people anticipate IMO, reading between the lines a little, the deeper message is a
by concinds 4y ago
> why the changes at Twitter might in the end be rather less stark than some people anticipate
IMO, reading between the lines a little, the deeper message is a criticism of Musk's decision to make moderation decisions before he creates the Content Moderation Council he promised. Without that council to shield Twitter's brand from being damaged by its moderation decisions (or account reinstatements), he seems to expect Apple to pull Twitter from the App Store. I think it's quite telling he ended the piece with that.
- intrasight 4y agoHow about having Apple be on the council? Otherwise, they effectively have a veto. Or how about Twitter getting rid of their apps so that they're not held hostage? They're not selling anything, so it seems that the app marketplaces only add censorship risk. If in the future they do start selling something, it can be a new app decoupled from tweets.