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FYI, I think your tweet must be hidden if the user is logged out. I'm logged in, and can see your tweet in the replies just fine. Still not shadowingbanning.
by raydev 4y ago
FYI, I think your tweet must be hidden if the user is logged out.
I'm logged in, and can see your tweet in the replies just fine. Still not shadowingbanning.
- rhaksw 4y agoYou're mistaken. I tweeted twice, once with the .win link, once without. The one with the .win link does not appear even when logged in as a different username. It does appear for me when I'm logged in as the same username. So there is shadow moderation going on. I'm not so bothered about whether it's called a shadow ban or shadow moderation. Also, I can see why some former Twitter employees want this distinction to be understood given the post they previously put out. I just think that's a hard sell for the public who is just coming to understand this issue. Even I didn't know about Twitter's 2018 post. Finally, there was already substantial dispute over whether or not Twitter's initial claims were accurate. See "Shadowbanning is not a thing": black box gaslighting and the power to independently know and credibly critique algorithms" by Kelley Cotter: https://kelleycotter.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Shadowbanning-is-not-a-thing-black-box-gaslighting-and-the-power-to-independently-know-and-credibly-critique-algorithms.pdf https://kelleycotter.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Shadowba...