Thousands of miles away, in California, Facebook engineers were racing to tweak internal controls to slow the spread of misinformation and inciteful content. Emergency actions — some of which were rolled back after the 2020 election — included banning Trump, freezing comments in groups with a record for hate speech, filtering out the “Stop the Steal” rallying cry and empowering content moderators to act more assertively by labeling the U.S. a “Temporary High Risk Location" for political violence.
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"freezing comments in groups with a record for hate speech"
ReplyDeleteexcept for Muslim hate speech against Christians and the west in general.
Nemo
Or anybody against Ypipo, men, straights, non-communists, etc.
DeleteLand lines, snail mail and word of mouth got a lot done back in the days.
ReplyDeleteFrom January 6th till Inauguration Day I was unable to post comments in any of the groups I belonged to nor could I create any groups.
ReplyDeleteObviously they recognized that you’re a wild eyed Domestic Terrorist bent on destroying our Republic.
DeleteWe could be friends!
I keep hearing Trump is going to set up his own F/B-Twitter type deal. When that day happens I'll be jumping ship and starting fresh there.
ReplyDeleteThat would be correct:
Deletehttps://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-launches-new-communications-platform-months-after-twitter-facebook-ban