I am terribly sorry to use a throwaway but I can't risk associating this kind of posting with my real account as Turkish government has been arresting people fo

I am terribly sorry to use a throwaway but I can't risk associating this kind of posting with my real account as Turkish government has been arresting people for speaking their minds on internet for some time now. I don't know if this is against the law, but this seemed like something twitter officials should know and HN most likely has people who can get in touch with them. http://www.twıtter.com http://www.twıtter.com (i without the dot) redirects to PM Erdogan's political party's website. Turkish alphabet also has the character "I" separate from i on the keyboard so this would be a very easy mistake to make. My guess is that there are people who are trying to reach twitter but reaching AKP website instead. This could be the work of a lone AKP supporter or as sinister as a honeypot to collect people trying to reach twitter as PM Erdogan stated "Twitter and social media is a menace to society."