That one weird trick that lets you pretend that you took over Twitter to restore free speech, but regularly ban/shadowban/deboost those you don't like: just claim anything you don't like is spam.
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That one weird trick that lets you pretend that you took over Twitter to restore free speech, but regularly ban/shadowban/deboost those you don't like: just claim anything you don't like is spam.
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Yeah, because Elon implemented another stupid feature that he didn't think through. He never thinks these things through, which is why they're ripe for abuse. And no one around him will say "This is a bad idea." bsky.app/profile/qhst...
This is amazing. If a big account blocks you on Xitter, all your posts get squashed. And since Elon Musk implements stupid features without thinking of the consequences, this effect is getting abused. Every time he adds one of his dumb ideas, he has to yell at people not to abuse them.
X isn’t a social media platform. It’s a cage fight for MAGAS. @chrislhayes.bsky.social @gtconway.bsky.social
Yeah, because Elon implemented a really stupid "feature". bsky.app/profile/qhst...
This is amazing. If a big account blocks you on Xitter, all your posts get squashed. And since Elon Musk implements stupid features without thinking of the consequences, this effect is getting abused. Every time he adds one of his dumb ideas, he has to yell at people not to abuse them.
Or "hateful conduct": bsky.app/profile/scie...
I agree that moderation is essential for usability but dispute the implicit assumption that it must be done *by the platforms*. I continue to research systems where each user's moderation is handled by tools entirely in the hands/control of that user. e.g. news.mit.edu/2018/using-f...
@mmasnick.bsky.social beyond illegal stuff, unwanted tagging (including hashtag pollution) is where you draw the line. that handles spam and harassment. on fedi, servers that refuse to police for that (or welcome people who bother those on other servers) should be blocked for the good of the […]
I should also note that I think I got this framing of "Do you think we should ban spam? / Okay, we've now established you believe in content moderation, we're just haggling over where to draw the lines" from @dwillner.bsky.social who is the best there is at explaining trust & safety.