@w7voa Coincidentally, I was at a screening the other day of Anna: Mother Russia, a forthcoming biopic about murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya. It features the (at least superficially) similar Dubrovka theatre attack, in which Politkovskaya played a role in negotiations.
@mattblaze@w7voa hoping its a bot and they are taking a very aggressive approach by default since its easier to add exceptions rather than cover every possible bad actor? seems like they really missed the mark in testing though if that's the case.
also...why am i giving fbook the benefit of the doubt 🤦
I’d be more concerned if a human being said that violated their content policies. Not algorithms can be refined and adjusted. And hopefully, this one will.
Neverthess, I was specifically answering the question @mattblaze posed.
@osma per our discussion yesterday, Threads policies (especially combined with bad algorithmic moderation) ray does create an opportunity for alternatives!
@jdp23 @w7voa
Even if they didn't continuously demonstrate this, no serious journalistic enterprise should allow a third party to control their voice or brand. This, far more than what consumers do, is the core benefit of federation.
this will be an awesome policy from growing the number of independent servers hosted by news orgs when they fully federate, if they don't defederate from those servers for violating their local rules which is what their current federation policy seems to imply. just part of the learning process I hope.
@Bam@noondlyt@w7voa ….and that was... a choice…made by asshole techbros…so…uh, that makes it worse, not better, but do go on replying with this inanely mediocre comment, Bam boy.
What a lovely, thoughtful response to a rather innocuous comment indicating that something was likely not done based on a specific policy application. You can find somewhere else to grind that rather big ax on that giant chip on your shoulder.
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