If Twitter survives and people shut up their mouths complaining after few months we'll see who was right.
Some of the side effects of that:
- Trends are not working correctly.
- Copyright reporting is not working.
- Appealing flagged tweets isn't being responded to.
It's only a matter of time before these get abused with no one to fix them.
"Trends" were subject to Twitter's "trends blacklist" before; something that leaked a few years ago. Maybe they're working correctly now that they're unencumbered. Can you describe how they're not working now?
>- Appealing flagged tweets isn't being responded to.
Mine was responded to in a handful of hours. Much faster than I was expecting.
>It's only a matter of time before these get abused with no one to fix them.
"the walls are closing in" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLEchPZm318
The team would moderate junk trends. So some of the trends are literally just random words being spouted. Similar to early day twitter.
> Mine was responded to in a handful of hours.
Recently? That's impressive when the related teams are gone.
> "the walls are closing in"
I am not sure what a YT video about Trump has to do with my comment.
I refer you "in comments": https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html