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"it’s vitally important that you be able to say the N-word" From my personal experience the amount of hateful content has subsided greatly after Musk came on bo
by theN00t 3y ago
"it’s vitally important that you be able to say the N-word"
From my personal experience the amount of hateful content has subsided greatly after Musk came on board, except for a short lived boom of racism often perpetrated by left leaning individuals that did so to "prove a point" or whatever. X/Twitter has largely become a friendly place and the only hate I see these days are lefty bigots
"or post depictions of **/** maximally intense love (let’s not use terms like **; that’s mean)" (to see the censored words look at the original comment)
This is an ongoing problem that has been vastly improved upon after Musk's takeover, if the statements are to be believed anyways. But it remains a fact that a number of people were ignored by old Twitter when they wanted their children's likeness taken off of the platform. But after Musk's takeover there have been no more reports of take-down requests being ignored when it comes to this type of material, in other words, I'd say twitter is a better and safer place now.
- defrost 3y ago> I'd say twitter is a better and safer place now. You're entitled to your personal opinion based on the window you have on twitter traffic. At a broader bulk level, however: Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said about one-third of the complaints her agency received about online hate involved content on Twitter, noting a surge in harmful posts since the Tesla chief bought the platform last year. Australia issues Elon Musk's Twitter with a 'please explain' notice over surge in online hate Thu 22 Jun 2023 : https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-22/cph-e-safety-commissioner-compels-twitter-to-produce-documents/102505546 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-22/cph-e-safety-commissi...