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Read the letter. It has nothing to do with the algorithm. The EU Commission couldn't care less about the algorithm. It's about moderation procedures. It's abou
by sergiosgc 3y ago
Read the letter. It has nothing to do with the algorithm. The EU Commission couldn't care less about the algorithm.
It's about moderation procedures. It's about the absence of moderation, and the hellscape that fills that void.
- throwaway45812 3y agoIsn't that exactly the same thing? They go after the platform that revealed the government overreach for not doing enough of it.
- sergiosgc 3y agoPreventing the current state of disinformation on Twitter is hardly overreach.
- throwaway45812 3y agoWhat will you do when enough users move to federated/decentralized platforms?
- sergiosgc 3y agoI expect the EU commission to direct their requests at the publisher. I expect publishers to respond. In short, business as usual. Federation of publishers doesn't change anything in that regard.
- petre 3y agoAs far as the EU is concerned, TwitterX is the publisher. You can't possibly expect them to go after publishers of state sponsored propaganda or jihadi movement recruting content, it's unproductive.
- throwaway45812 3y agoYou expect them to deal with tens of thousands of "publishers" (self-hosted users)?
- Andrew_nenakhov 3y agoSurely you know some good people who will help us sort this mess and will tell us what is true and what is not.