@securedrop @theintercept TheIntercept is back to advertising a SecureDrop instance!

I've seen no commentary or explanation about the extended outage or restoration, & the new address differs from the old.

again, more details at a Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/gojomo/status/1681711106858061824

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and, a priority wraply function would finally upgrade broadposting to remedy, not worsen, the old adage:

"a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth can put its boots on."

original-author wraplies could guarantee context/corrections reach *everywhere* any initial misimpressions reach.

what good-faith actor wouldn't want that?

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I think of this theoretical functionality as a "priority wrapping reply", or "wraply" - which can prepend, append, or replace the original post with necessary context like "just a joke" or "oops, I erred" or "see here for important followup".

it'd be relatively easy for a platform like Twitter to offer wraplies to at least the original author, as one defense vs bad-faith forwards, & maybe others by audience opt-in. (it's not unlike recent 'birdwatch'/community-notes, but far more general.) …+

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in particular, Twitter has sprinkled low-effort incremental error-&-emotion *amplifiers* & *context-shearers* all over – likes, RTs, QTs – with few matching *attenuators* or *context-restorers*.

especially: when there's a chance your post is being RT/QT'd all over, & being misunderstood, the author deserves the ability to push a clarification not just everywhere their original post still appearing, but even everyone who'd interacted-with (read/liked/replied-to) the original version. …+