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Twitter employees were seen bragging about this long ago, as exposed by Project Veritas - https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/status/1601037192788291584 https:

Twitter employees were seen bragging about this long ago, as exposed by Project Veritas - https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/status/1601037192788291584 https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/status/16010371927882915... you are pushing fake news to distract from the core abuses, all to protect liberal interests

afavour 4y ago
You’re running some tired schtick here. How is what I said “fake news”? If Musk opened up DM access to two non-employees that is a huge legal liability. You haven’t actually countered that point with anything, you’ve just waffled. You’ve also not explained why an audience like HN is incapable of discussing multiple issues in a discussion forum. Do you really think everyone here is so dumb? Let’s be real here: you don’t want any discussion that strays from the talking points dished out by Weiss because such discussion would show her talking points are largely nonsense. The Twitter Files is a house of cards but as long as the right people keep saying it isn’t the audience will keep huffing it like glue.
- propogandist 4y ago
  https://twitter.com/ellagirwin/status/1601084794288640000 https://twitter.com/ellagirwin/status/1601084794288640000 the new head of twitter trust & safety notes she provided screenshots of the internal service to the journalists please continue trying to distract with the fake news; the liberal house of cards are falling down and I’ve got my popcorn out
  - camel_Snake 4y ago
    > "Our team was given extensive, unfiltered access to Twitter's internal communications and systems" One of the journalists in question. Also the wording in your tweets leaves some wriggle room: > For security purposes, the screenshots requested [...] Are we going to get some transparency from Twitter about exactly what tools/communications were accessible by the journalists in question? Otherwise this seems to be an exact repeat of what Twitter has already been doing for years, except now it's a private company and accountable to only one absurdly rich individual.

afavour 4y ago

You’re running some tired schtick here. How is what I said “fake news”? If Musk opened up DM access to two non-employees that is a huge legal liability. You haven’t actually countered that point with anything, you’ve just waffled. You’ve also not explained why an audience like HN is incapable of discussing multiple issues in a discussion forum. Do you really think everyone here is so dumb? Let’s be real here: you don’t want any discussion that strays from the talking points dished out by Weiss because such discussion would show her talking points are largely nonsense. The Twitter Files is a house of cards but as long as the right people keep saying it isn’t the audience will keep huffing it like glue.

propogandist 4y ago
https://twitter.com/ellagirwin/status/1601084794288640000 https://twitter.com/ellagirwin/status/1601084794288640000 the new head of twitter trust & safety notes she provided screenshots of the internal service to the journalists please continue trying to distract with the fake news; the liberal house of cards are falling down and I’ve got my popcorn out
- camel_Snake 4y ago
  > "Our team was given extensive, unfiltered access to Twitter's internal communications and systems" One of the journalists in question. Also the wording in your tweets leaves some wriggle room: > For security purposes, the screenshots requested [...] Are we going to get some transparency from Twitter about exactly what tools/communications were accessible by the journalists in question? Otherwise this seems to be an exact repeat of what Twitter has already been doing for years, except now it's a private company and accountable to only one absurdly rich individual.