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SHAFT is a handy acronym to help you remember types of content which is either forbidden or subject to special rules. S: Secually inappropriate content H: Hat
by ourmandave 3y ago
SHAFT is a handy acronym to help you remember types of content which is either forbidden or subject to special rules.
S: Secually inappropriate content
H: Hate speech or profanity
A: Alcohol
F: Firearms, and depictions or endorsements of violence
T: Tobacco (including vaping), or endorsement of illegal or illicit drugs, including marijuana and cannabis
In addition to the above, the promotion of gambling is not allowed.
https://www.10dlc.org/en/shaft https://www.10dlc.org/en/shaft
Edit: Actually the 10dlc.org T-Mobile code-of-conduct links to a 2020 pdf. Somebody should probably tell 'em. =)
- pradn 3y agoThis is just like FAANG where they forget to include a major player like Microsoft. (Maybe it was legacy before Satya, but Azure and AI have brought it back to the front.)
- grobbyy 3y agoFAANG wasn't about size but about things like salary, benefits, and looking good on a resume. Microsoft is doing better now, but it's employment conditions aren't the same as FAANG (and no where near the luxuries of when it was coined).
- astrange 3y agoWasn't FAANG specifically about the stock always going straight up? Amazon didn't look that good on a resume and "we're going to fire you the instant you underperform" Netflix wasn't that great a working environment.
- _heimdall 3y agoUs this is what I remember as well, FAANG was just short for a collection of specific stocks that performed well...and by that I mean that were regularly hyped and pumped regardless of normal indicators like profit.
- martin8412 3y agoA collection of stock that mostly doesn't pay dividends. The exception being Apple.
- whaleofatw2022 3y agoAmazon was fine on a resume, not quite as prestigious as Google/Apple/Facebook or perhaps Microsoft but it has had pull for the better part of a decade around here.
- mc32 3y agoAmazon’s working conditions are not as good as others not on the list.
- Der_Einzige 3y agoMicrosoft paid more than Amazon for a long time (amazon only recently hit parity with the other FAANGs), and had FAR better wlb and work culture. Boutique MS (Linkedin) was known for paying extremely good while giving little work. Truly the ideal "rest-and-vest" companies. I say we throw Amazon out and replace it with Microsoft. We could also throw netflix out, since they're doing pretty bad these days
- Telemakhos 3y agoWith MS and FAANG, it’s not so much forgetting as deliberately trying to avoid an unfortunate acronym.
- cableshaft 3y agoWell Jim Cramer was the one who originally popularized the term FAANG (then FANG)[1], and has since changed the it to MAMAA, which includes Microsoft (and the name change from Facebook to Meta, and Google to Alphabet)[2]. Also Netflix got excluded in the new one because "the digital streaming pioneer’s market capitalization has not kept up with the others." [1]: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/faang-stocks.asp https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/faang-stocks.asp [2]: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/29/cramer-new-acronym-to-replace-faang-after-facebook-name-change-to-meta.html https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/29/cramer-new-acronym-to-replac...
- BlarfMcFlarf 3y ago> or profanity So like, if you send a text with a swear word they will fine you?
- Zenul_Abidin 3y agoRant at T-Mobile customer support? Straight to jail.
- cobertos 3y agoThis is a code of conduct for ad campaigns and other bulk sending users. Not for consumers.
- tjpnz 3y agoWho decides what's hate speech? I thought SCOTUS ruled that such laws were unconstitutional.
- orlp 3y agoLast time I checked the T mobile ToS is not law.
- mardifoufs 3y agoSHAFT is an actual law no? Or at least not specific to T-Mobile?
- japanman185 3y ago[dead]
- greybox 3y agoAlcohol? What? XD
- cobertos 3y agoThis actually makes sense. Alcohol regulation is extremely complex due to the prohibition era. I imagine it's a nightmare to try to legally advertise alcohol over a interstate medium like SMS. This regulational complexity is the same reason why major shippers (FedEx, UPS) generally don't ship alcohol without a special agreement. Spirits, wine, and beer can all be different, by state and even by county. This is why there are special alcohol distributors that specifically deliver and stock alcohol.
- atlgator 3y ago[flagged]
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- Fatnino 3y agoIt does still cover hateful speech, mixed in with all the pet peeve subjects of those in power.
- mdhb 3y agoWant to post some examples of things that are generally classified as hate speech that you think shouldn’t be? Would be a million times more of a productive conversation rather than the vague accusations you’re tossing around about “overlords”. Right now you are just posting a non falsifiable argument and presenting it as though it was a fact.
- Always_Anon 3y ago[flagged]
- mdhb 3y agoSo absolutely nothing of any value and just a bunch of made up bullshit designed to target people based on their race, religion, sexuality and gender because you’re an ignorant and insecure dipshit who is too scared to attach their own name to it? I think T-Mobile not allowing you to spam this nonsense to people is something everyone is ok with. Really it’s a very specific kind of moron who will absolutely insist that the real secrets in life are all predicated around people who have a different skin color or religion are the real problem and will then quote evidence to you that doesn’t hold up to even the most gentle scrutiny all while they insist that they are the smartest person in the room.
- Always_Anon 3y ago[flagged]