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A current example would be Tiktok artificially boosting ice related challenges. Why? Because it makes searching for immigration and customs enforcement content
by kelseyfrog 1y ago
A current example would be Tiktok artificially boosting ice related challenges.
Why? Because it makes searching for immigration and customs enforcement content much more difficult to find. It lower the social temperature and stops it from metaphorically boiling over.
Is crowding out content censorship? Who knows. If tilting feeds in one direction and away from another has the same effect and isn't censorship because of a definitional technicality, does it really matter?