shadowgoat

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   by shadowgoat 6y ago

   Then you might as well not let anyone talk about anything, anywhere. What you describe sounds a lot like the movie Minority Report.
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   by shadowgoat 6y ago

   I think you missed my point. If there was a call for violence like in your hypothetical scenario, then the tweet should be removed and legal action taken. It is not covered under any free speech protections.
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   by shadowgoat 6y ago

   Isn’t a call to violence illegal?
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   by shadowgoat 7y ago

   If it was my app, I wouldn't use any. My recommendation only shows how out of touch I am with social providers since I haven't touched them in probably 4 years. Thanks for the heads up with the Apple and Google requirements.
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   by shadowgoat 7y ago

   Haven’t done anything with Apple sign in, but I worked with a lot of other providers before. If you have multiple options, users might forget what service they used. This becomes an even bigger problem if the paid for a service with a diffe
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   by shadowgoat 7y ago

   While I mostly agree you, I think “never valid” is a bit extreme. My uncle was hit by a drunk driver that turned left into his lane at the last minute on a straight road. These type of incidents, which are rare and can’t be avoided, is why