Twitter condemns internet shutdowns.

[George K]

Fucking irony meter just broke.

https://notthebee.com/article/i-honestly-cant-believe-twitter-just-tweeted-this-but-twitter-just-tweeted-this

[Loki]

Twitter stock is continuing to slide. Time to reassure investors.

[Aqua Letifer]

@loki said in Twitter condemns internet shutdowns.:

Twitter stock is continuing to slide. Time to reassure investors.

That's probably it. Fine by me if they go under.

[Doctor Phibes]

I can't bloody stand Twitter. Never could. It's a narcissists wet dream.

[jon-nyc]

I don’t see the irony. Banning a guy /= being pro “internet shutdown”

[Mik]

@aqua-letifer said in Twitter condemns internet shutdowns.:

@loki said in Twitter condemns internet shutdowns.:

Twitter stock is continuing to slide. Time to reassure investors.

That's probably it. Fine by me if they go under.

I think it's great.

[Mik]

Oh.. it's in Uganda.... no good there, fine here.

[Jolly]

I hope they go under.

And wouldn't it be a hoot if a lot of the Left went to Parler?

[Copper]

If you lie down with the Devil, you will wake up in hell

[xenon]

@jolly said in Twitter condemns internet shutdowns.:

I hope they go under.

And wouldn't it be a hoot if a lot of the Left went to Parler?

If Parler became popular, it would go down a similar path.

Almost every popular internet forum started with the principle of minimal moderation.

Parler had to recently moderate Lin Wood's "Execute Pence" posts.

You gotta moderate out the child porn guys.

Moderation needs scale with a platform.

We just don't have good, clear consistent ways to think about this yet.

I like minimally and consistently moderated platforms, but what that means changes as a platform scales up.