Social media giant X, formerly Twitter, lost its bid to block a California content moderation law on Friday, with a federal judge dismissing the company’s challenge. The company claimed the Califor…
I feel like simply knowing that X, formerly known as Twitter, paid for neo-Nazi content and promoted it is all I need to know about their content moderation policies.
The law does seem like a generally good thing, but I doubt that anyone who would care hasn’t already abandoned the platform.
I barely ever posted anything, or engaged in any conversations. Since the “pay to troll” changes, the only reason I still check it from time to time, is because some artists are spread over different platforms, and some people spend time reposting links on 𝕏. The name, 𝕏, is also a good fit for that use, so why not.
I feel like simply knowing that X, formerly known as Twitter, paid for neo-Nazi content and promoted it is all I need to know about their content moderation policies.
The law does seem like a generally good thing, but I doubt that anyone who would care hasn’t already abandoned the platform.
I care. 𝕏 is also a great source of furry porn. 🤷
What would it take for you to leave the platform?
A ban on furry porn would make me uninstall.
I barely ever posted anything, or engaged in any conversations. Since the “pay to troll” changes, the only reason I still check it from time to time, is because some artists are spread over different platforms, and some people spend time reposting links on 𝕏. The name, 𝕏, is also a good fit for that use, so why not.