In an alarming speech tonight in Florida, Donald Trump accused the Biden administration of losing track of over 150,000 children, many of whom have been r*ped, trafficked, k*lled, or horribly abused.
"Nobody knows where they are. Many are not with us any longer," he declared with a dire warning.
(twitter.com)
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Why do people put the asterisk into words for example "k*lled"? Does X have an algorithm which looks for words and deletes your post?
Those "negative" words may hurt the post's reach based on how the algorithm measures its perceived amount of provocative content.
Censoring the words is supposedly a way to avoid getting suppressed, but I'm not sure how extensively this has actually been tested.
in other words, certain words hurt faggots feelz, but same said faggots can run around naked in the middle of the day in front of children and that is Okie Dokie. got it. this world truly is a mess. end time - good is evil and evil is good.
Putting in an asterisk at any point in the same word will not bypass algorithmic measures against the word, because it would be included. It is dirt cheap and easy to drop the same word in multiple times and just add asterisks to catch all of these.
/u/Godknowstheheart is likely most accurate.
Oooo when I called the Feds pretending to be patriots "faggots" I should have used a *.
Why would X do that?
Actually, Twatter did in the original post. I actually asked u/brain_dead the same question, sooner today.🤭
Oh yes you did.
just more censoring bullshit. today it's an * in the word to try to allow your word to be used, tomorrow the word won't be allowed at all. taking baby steps before full stop on free speech.