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New reporting on the bin Laden "Letter to America":
Hashtag was on 274 TikTok videos with 1.8 million views on Tues/Weds. (#skincare videos get 252 million views in a day.) Not viral, marginal. Until ...
X thread compilation, now with 30M views, made it blow up
Guardian removal backfired; @Noupside said it turned “the long-public ravings of a terrorist into forbidden knowledge"
@drewharwell@Noupside I think this is a direct result of US backing of the Israeli slaughter in Gaza; when the people you thought were rational start making excuses for murderers, you start to think their enemies might have had a point.
heard you on #OnTheMedia with @micahloewinger. what's so hard about saying middlemen corporate social media platforms shouldn't be between citizens and journalism? you can say there are other problems here or whatever, but getting everyone onto a decentralized social media network is an important evolution for the future of informed democracy at this point, right?