>”I personally haven't seen Twitter/X get any better or worse, it's just people posting. Frankly, a lot of this seems like over reaction. There was straight por

>”I personally haven't seen Twitter/X get any better or worse, it's just people posting. Frankly, a lot of this seems like over reaction. There was straight porn on twitter (still is) along with plenty of other unsavory stuff, again same as before” Maybe this is part of your confusion. Pornography isn’t banned on Twitter, this is an intentional policy decision, not a moderation issue. https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/media-policy https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/media-policy At the time of writing it seems like Twitter is having issues and this page isn’t loading but archived copies confirm posts may include pornography, just not live streams, pfp, or banners. The types of content that advertisers are worried about is the violent and hate content. The photos of Coca Cola ads next to calls for racist violence give advertisers pause. This isn’t an observation unique to advertisers; groups like the ADL and dozens of similar groups like the CCDH, Israel’s Foreign Ministry, various EU regulatory bodies, news agencies, etc. have all come to pretty similar conclusions based on quantified metrics. Frankly it’s hard to find anywhere where people haven’t noticed… in my experience the change has not been subtle.