@OSCrane @drewharwell I had a similar screen posted to my account a while back. I responded to somebody joking about the Paul Pelosi attack with the comment "She wouldn't think it was so funny if it was her husband getting attacked with a hammer.".
The note attached was that I was promoting violence when I was actually criticizing somebody else for laughing off the violence.
@JimboSF @OSCrane @drewharwell similar experience with a similar kind of comment. Attempts to appeal were rejected, I came to the conclusion their adjudicators were not too familiar with English. The gap between suggesting someone have some empathy for a violent act against another vs. making an actual personal threat of violence is a pretty large one - enough to drive a bus through.
I snapshoted the offending post, deleted it, and then posted the image and the Twitter complaint history.
@drewharwell the argument is that @ -ing elonjet is enough to justify it.
Obviously that account is banned too so...
As someone said, he is a 51 year old 11 year old.
@drewharwell the linked article was this, right? https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/12/14/elonjet-twitter-suspension-jack-sweeney-talks/
My guess is that he referred to the link to ElonJet on IG in the article. Problem is that if you define linking to something that contains a link to the problematic material as problematic, where do you stop? All the interwebs is interconnected
Two separate points here:
- Ban for linking to something that contains a link to problematic material. Huge potential for abuse. You can now argue for banning e.g. Google, since it can link to a lot of problematic material incl. ElonJet.
- Others don't seem to be banned for linking to your article. Implies you were singled out as the article author.
Unclear why Linette Lopez was banned but may also be for this reason.
Bans for activity off-site are highly unusual and typically reserved for what FB calls "dangerous organizations" - i.e. Al Qaeda/ISIS/etc. are banned regardless of what they try to post. This aspect seems the most dangerous because the rest only affects Twitter as a platform, but this induces people to censor themselves off Twitter as well for fear of being banned.
Eh. @drewharwell's use was fine in this case.
My request is broadened to all #Journalists & #Reporters:
Please use the #LakoffMethod to decenter ALL fascist rhetoric--including Musks' conflation of doxxing w/journalism:
@georgelakoff's method, the "Truth Sandwich":
1. State the facts.
2. State the lie.
3. Restate the facts.
@jayrosen_nyu wrote up his advice re how to use it back in 2020, I think.
Please use it to stop the normalizing & amplification of Fascist & CF rhetoric & framing.
@drewharwell It'll live on on the internet archive if you're forced to delete https://web.archive.org/web/20221216002720/https://twitter.com/drewharwell/status/1603540738926645250 ;)
Kinda suspect they meant to apply it to the second one in the thread, or the one it QTs, with the screenshot of the elonjet IG URL, which is also completely nuts but slightly more connected to the accusation
“@elonmusk @faizsays @ElonJet @JxckSweeney Here's where it gets really wild. Try to tweet a link to the Musk-jet-tracking account on Instagram. You can't. Twitter blocked it as "potentially harmful." Again, this is *publicly available data*. But it's about something Musk doesn't want people to see https://t.co/sWSaIwrTtH”