Bots making an exit already? Aww, but the deal hasn't even gone through ...
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😷 DEM PANIC 💉
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Got suspended for the first time ever yesterday.
For saying the guy threatening peopke at costco with pepper spray should have been choked out.
I am pretty sure they have multi-layered filters. Yours might have been caught by the "violence" filter rather than "conservative-specific" or "misinformation" filter.
Probably, but 'choked out' is pretty tame. Doesn't mean kill the guy, just incapacitate him and remove from the situation.
Whatever. Probably needed a break anyway
Violence is why. Believe me that's why I have been suspended multiple times. I've asked for different varying levels of Hillary and others to be dropped from helis to public stonings.
You would have been suspended for a post like that prior to May 11, 2020, so that's not surprising.
I've unofficially concluded Twitter has rolled back its algorithm to pre May 11, 2020 as they've removed all the Covid-19 pop-ups based on the linked article-
Twitter Moves to Curb COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories With Warnings, Labels
https://archive.ph/eOnDR
I'm not sure exactly how far they rolled back the algorithm, of course, but I know enough about change management to know it has to be before the above date.
Based on my experience in IT, engineers would want to roll back to a tested, working algorithm as opposed to simply removing the changes they made to influence the 2020 election from the current code and possibly breaking something else in the process.
Here's an article which provides an overview and explanation of change management -
What is IT Change Management?
IT change management describes the practices designed to ensure successful prioritizing, approval, scheduling, and execution of changes to IT systems.
https://archive.ph/5yuae
You can read the above for more information, but think of change management as a way to safely apply security and software updates without breaking a company's infrastructure. Rolling back an update is often the way IT companies fix a bug or conflict their engineers have introduced inadvertently.
They then go back to the test environment and rework the code changes and try again.