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So let me list Musk’s abhorrent censorship actions: -Bans people impersonating him like Kathy Griffin -Bans people who share internal communications at Twitte

So let me list Musk’s abhorrent censorship actions: -Bans people impersonating him like Kathy Griffin -Bans people who share internal communications at Twitter -Bans people who post sensitive information like his address, phone number or private jet location -Bans a few militant Antifa groups Is there anything else? Because I’m not seeing the abhorrent part, especially compared to pre-Musk censorship. Why should I be outraged now? When epidemiologists were censored leading to unvaccinated being banned from society last winter, no one made a fuss about it. https://reclaimthenet.org/twitter-reverses-censorship-andrew-bostom/ https://reclaimthenet.org/twitter-reverses-censorship-andrew...

a_shovel 4y ago
> sensitive information like his address, phone number or private jet location One of these things is not like the others, one of these things doesn't belong...
- notpachet 4y ago
  I appreciate that I'm not the only one out there with this song branded permanently into my psyche. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZci3eOafK0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZci3eOafK0
- ben_w 4y ago
  Yeah, but IMO it's not that, that's all fairly easy to get at, it's this: > Bans people who share internal communications at Twitter Which I expect is covered by an NDA between the leaker and the company blocking the sharing of the leaks. I'd expect the same if someone at, purely for the sake of example, Blizzard started sharing internal content via World of Warcraft public chat.
  - a_shovel 4y ago
    I think my joke's been misinterpreted. Sharing personal information isn't the thing that different, it's the private jet location that's different from address and phone number. Having your private jet tracked is not a problem that a normal person can have. I don't think there's a reasonable expectation of privacy in regards to that.
    - ben_w 4y ago
      Oh! Well, in that case yes, I totally agree. And I did indeed misinterpret.
- halfjoking 4y ago
  Yeah one of the things on my list almost ruined my life last winter. As in lose my job and be unable to socialize because I need a vaccine passport to enter a restaurant. All based on fraudulent lies that I couldn’t expose because I was censored.
IntelMiner 4y ago
That's an incredibly biased view of Musk's actions >-Bans a few militant Antifa groups And this just smells ideologically motivated on your part, frankly

a_shovel 4y ago

> sensitive information like his address, phone number or private jet location One of these things is not like the others, one of these things doesn't belong...

notpachet 4y ago
I appreciate that I'm not the only one out there with this song branded permanently into my psyche. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZci3eOafK0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZci3eOafK0
ben_w 4y ago
Yeah, but IMO it's not that, that's all fairly easy to get at, it's this: > Bans people who share internal communications at Twitter Which I expect is covered by an NDA between the leaker and the company blocking the sharing of the leaks. I'd expect the same if someone at, purely for the sake of example, Blizzard started sharing internal content via World of Warcraft public chat.
- a_shovel 4y ago
  I think my joke's been misinterpreted. Sharing personal information isn't the thing that different, it's the private jet location that's different from address and phone number. Having your private jet tracked is not a problem that a normal person can have. I don't think there's a reasonable expectation of privacy in regards to that.
  - ben_w 4y ago
    Oh! Well, in that case yes, I totally agree. And I did indeed misinterpret.
halfjoking 4y ago
Yeah one of the things on my list almost ruined my life last winter. As in lose my job and be unable to socialize because I need a vaccine passport to enter a restaurant. All based on fraudulent lies that I couldn’t expose because I was censored.

IntelMiner 4y ago

That's an incredibly biased view of Musk's actions >-Bans a few militant Antifa groups And this just smells ideologically motivated on your part, frankly