To me, it sounds like Musk wants to make it more free speech oriented, not less.
“Given that Twitter serves as the de facto public town square, failing to adhere to free speech principles fundamentally undermines democracy,” he said. “What should be done?” He has declared himself a “free speech absolutist”
Whether you agree with his stance or not, I think it would be less regulated.
they’re not really called rules, they’re called community standards
it’s an algorithm on Facebook, you gotta mix your wording up,
or they will say, violation.
do you remember the last threat on me, not so long ago, on here.
“You take this to social media, you’ll get 6 months suspension.”
you really believe all this sh-it? and buy it?
I really enjoy Facebook, good for keeping in touch with friends and family, and for exploring groups focused on more specific interests like gnosticism or art. But I think something we do very differently is politics and activism, I don’t use fb for that at all, except for the occasional link on animal rights or satire. I make a point of keeping under 200 friends, all them people I’ve sort of gotten to know. This might sound incredible given the millions of times I’ve suspended and attacked in here, but I’ve never had the slightest problem on Fb, no suspensions, warnings, deleted or censored posts, ever.
Can I ask you, why not focus your activism in more sympathetic groups rather than open yourself for easy attacks on your wall?