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I have to admit that my perception towards Twitter is very similar to yours. In comparison to Facebook or Google they have been very transparent about Governmen

by stfu 14y ago

I have to admit that my perception towards Twitter is very similar to yours. In comparison to Facebook or Google they have been very transparent about Government activities - for example by fighting government subpoenas of the Occupy protesters or by not shutting down most accounts of Anonymous. In so far it seems to me that Twitter has been one of the good guys who still care about free speech and refrain from the overanxious self-censoring so eagerly practiced by Facebook and alikes.

spudlyo 14y ago
"Respect the user's voice." As far as I can tell, it's not an empty platitude, Twitter puts their money where their mouth is. I admire them for it. Disclosure: I work there. I see those words on laptop cases and screen savers every day at the Twitplex.
- briandear 14y ago
  Can you disclose me some Twitter stickers? This user's voice is saying, "stickers please!" In all seriousness, respecting the user is paramount. Facebook tends to respect themselves often at the expense of the user which is counterproductive: an engaged and trusting user base will lead to higher revenues.