Matt Taibbi

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2/16/2024, 10:17:14 AM
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jose cortez 馃寱
@RipHarambeAmen
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@mtaibbi Matt is think your and elon beff is what i call elon x dev still have yet to fix old twitter algos. What this is a random filter applied by algo that thinks content could be sensitive based on words(in this case 2nd pic) but it also flags regular words by mistake 馃槀
Matt Taibbi
@mtaibbi
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Because the Twitter Files were a massively important story, worth putting up with a few things. The idea is to focus on the story and it鈥檚 never a good business to criticize sources in public (because it sends a bad signal to others) unless they do something way out of bounds.
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@lizzabees
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@mtaibbi @elonmusk i genuinely don't understand how you could think this loser would show you any kind of loyalty, let alone how you could debase yourself for it. he's a deadbeat

The statement in question appears to be part of a larger conversation about the operation of social media algorithms and their impact on content visibility. The tone of the statement is reflective and seems to be addressing a change in the user's experience on the platform. The content does not appear to be harmful, disrespectful, or unconstructive. It seems to be a neutral comment on the user's personal observation of their social media account's performance before and after an argument, without any direct engagement with others that would invoke the principles of the oath.