What's happening to Twitter is not the same as what happened to MySpace, LiveJournal, Tumblr, or other faded sites. People gradually moved from those sites on their own accord to better options. What's happening to Twitter is a controlled demolition.
@gaslitnation@EFF Good call to imagine better uses of technology but disappointed w/ opposing accountability for tech companies enabling violence esp. w/ reasoning that it's same category as info about minorities and civil rights history. All of @AndreaChalupa's response was "hm."
Wondering if we're seeing real accountability? Ask yourself these questions:
1) Have these people been prevented from doing further harm?
2) Are officials committed to revealing the full truth?
3) Could the action be used as a vehicle to cover up greater national security crimes?
Wondering if we're seeing real accountability? Ask yourself these questions:
1) Have these people been prevented from doing further harm?
2) Are officials committed to revealing the full truth?
3) Could the action be used as a vehicle to cover up greater national security crimes?
@lakes_24 @JasonOverstreet What's mind boggling is that people fall for the obvious bumbling "billionaire" act. When it's in the interest of those who funded his purchase to destroy this site. Read @sarahkendzior. It was all in the public domain.