RIP Twitter

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I had never heard of the Twitter CEO Parag.

Just found this little gem -

In an interview with MIT Technology Review in November 2020, when asked about freedom of speech, Agrawal said: "Our role is not to be bound by the First Amendment, but our role is to serve a healthy public conversation ... [and to] focus less on thinking about free speech, but thinking about how the times have changed."

“The times have changed.” 🤔
 
Because those who want to cancel people are afraid they will make some reply to a controversial post only for that person to edit said post into something else making THEM look stupid
When you “quote” a msg here, the original post is saved. It matters not if the op goes back and edits it once it’s been quoted.

I guess I assume it would work similarly. I don’t know.
 
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I don't know anything about the conversation surrounding the edit button, but the obvious reason to me is there is benefit to preserving Twitter conversations as they happened.
I get that.

But even with an Edit button - people would be quoting and screenshot like crazy.
 
I get that.

But even with an Edit button - people would be quoting and screenshot like crazy.

But if I just look at an old tweet and the replies below it, I will not know OP or replies were edited. It could give the option to click and read the old tweet/replies, but if that's the case, what are we arguing about here? Why does this matter to a conversation about free speech?
 
But if I just look at an old tweet and the replies below it, I will not know OP or replies were edited. It could give the option to click and read the old tweet/replies, but if that's the case, what are we arguing about here? Why does this matter to a conversation about free speech?
I don’t know. Was just curious about the Edit button.
 
So like it works on VN?

Yeah, or like Facebook, but I don't see much value in all these places being the same. I don't really like Twitter but I do like that there is a place where serious conversations are happening and the only option to edit is the delete button.
 
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Twitter is up 35%. I don't want him to do this because I want Musk to be a good guy, but would be hilarious if he sold and walked away with a grip.

This is his secret weapon. His ability to add value, real or perceived, will give him more leverage than merely owning 10% or having a seat on the BOD.
 
"Musk has previously promoted the constitutional right of free speech, such as replying to a tweet, “West Coast high tech has to make the distinction between banning hate speech and banning speech it hates”. Musk’s reply in a tweet was,” This is an important distinction."

Sums up radicals.
 

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