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> Clearly, they don't in this case. Or the controls are for another case. I mean the lawsuit (and preceding tweets by Yaccarino) allege that they do indeed wor
by mlindner 3y ago
> Clearly, they don't in this case. Or the controls are for another case.
I mean the lawsuit (and preceding tweets by Yaccarino) allege that they do indeed work and Media Matters effectively committed a denial of service attack of sorts in order to forcibly cause them to appear.
- wilg 3y agoIt's not a denial of service attack for them to scroll more than a typical user. They don't allege it is such an attack either. If X is correct, they certainly went to some effort to make the screenshots and its somewhat of a synthetic test because they only follow brand accounts and hate accounts – but that would be the first way you'd test such a hypothesis and X did in fact serve them the ads next to that content.