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For one thing, reading Yoel's comments in the article, he now sees all the existing systems that made the shadowbannimg work. At least according to the words at
by quantified 3y ago
For one thing, reading Yoel's comments in the article, he now sees all the existing systems that made the shadowbannimg work. At least according to the words attributed to the former head of safety there, it IS complicated.
- rhaksw 3y ago> At least according to the words attributed to the former head of safety there, it IS complicated. Yoel is talking about telling people WHY their content was actioned. Such removal reasons are not categorized according to Twitter's rules, they are stored in free-form text notes. So sure, assigning a rule to each of those would take time. But it should take zero time to place a "demoted or removed" status on content so that the account owner can see its true status.