Author: Mitchell Clark
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Twitter is planning to review its policies regarding world leaders, and it’s seeking input on what those policies should look like. Twitter is running a survey from March 19th to April 12th, and it says, in general, it wants to know “whether or not [the public] believe world leaders should be subject to the same rules as others on Twitter.”
The survey gives you a hypothetical situation and a list of potential actions it should take. It also asks questions like whether leaders should face more, less, or the same amount of scrutiny as other accounts and if it’s okay for the platform to ban a sitting president or prime minister.
A screenshot of the survey.
Twitter’s current rules for world leaders were set in...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Twitter is planning to review its policies regarding world leaders, and it’s seeking input on what those policies should look like. Twitter is running a survey from March 19th to April 12th, and it says, in general, it wants to know “whether or not [the public] believe
The survey gives you a hypothetical situation and a list of potential actions it should take. It also asks questions like whether leaders should face more, less, or the same amount of scrutiny as other accounts and if it’s okay for the platform to ban a sitting president or prime minister.
A screenshot of the survey.
Twitter’s current rules for world leaders were set in...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...