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Twitter hates women

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FindTheTruth · 28/05/2021 08:12

Suzanne Moore article
suzannemoore.substack.com/p/twitter-hates-women

excerpts:

"Most women in political life now live with panic buttons and triple locks and somehow this is something we are to accept."

"I don’t. I won’t. I can’t."

"someone last night started calling for my arrest , saying I should be put in prison , it was a little weird though. One of his mates suggested “Bring back the death penalty but only for her”

"email from Twitter"
“Hello,"
"We appreciate all your help with this report. We’ve reviewed again, but we couldn’t find a violation of our rules."

TWEET
suzanne moore @suzanne_moore
So the harassment continues. Its been like this for years. I am just making it public now. I am changing my relationship to this platform as a result.
I will post my articles here and I am on Substack. If you don't know what that is happy to explain.

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FindTheTruth · 28/05/2021 08:29

Protecting users’ rights online is covered in The UK government's new regulatory framework and 'Online Safety Bill' is due in 2021 which you can see here online harms government next steps

I can't see anything to address the issue GC critical folk already de-platformed on Twitter, Reddit etc

Excerpt
The regulation will not put new limits on online anonymity. The regulatory approach will by design address abuse online whilst protecting freedom of expression

Effective transparency reporting will help ensure moderation is well-founded, as the decisions services make on content removal and user appeals on content removal will have greater visibility

Escalating enforcement sanctions will avoid incentivising content takedown, with judicial oversight to safeguard the most severe sanctions like blocking. However, companies in scope will retain their existing legal liabilities for illegal content.

User redress mechanisms will enable users to challenge content that unduly restricts their freedom of expression and to more effectively appeal content removal

Any party with sufficient interest will be able to appeal the regulator’s decisions, which is an important safeguard for the protection of users’ rights

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