“See post 13, looks like you are wrong and they say it was a mistake.”
I’m still not wrong.
It is not against the law for Twitter to control content.
Sure, Twitter may have made a mistake, but looks like they did the right thing and addresses their mistake.
It’s fraud if users don’t know their content is being manipulated, and an infringement of rights especially if it is being manipulated without user consent for political or religious purposes.
I understand what your premise is, that they have the rights under codes of conduct to remove what they deem to be “objectionable content”
So in the role they should seem to set a tone or standard about what is considered “questionable”. In their current model they seem to find anything posted under a conservative stream of thought to be questionable, and all things bizarre and Liberal is ok.
So I understand your premise that it is their site and their rules. And anything that does not fit their meme or line of thinking they will allow.
They backed off on Candace’s posts and called it a mistake in pulling her off the air. So what made them do this I ask you, it was not law although we have free speech, and when that is applied arbitrarily that is an uneven application. Someone or something is telling them they are going too far and that is why this put her back on
Time will tell
Your posting history and comments smell like a know it all troll.
WRT social media shutting out conservatives....here’s something you can do right now.
ACTION NOW——SOCIAL MEDIA NEEDS TO GET THOUSANDS OF LETTERS FROM USERS
INFORM YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA PROVIDER, YOu ARE COMMISSIONING AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT OF YOUR ACCOUNT.... .for the following reasons:
According to the Association of CPA’s, an audit is a systematic and independent examination of books, accounts, statutory records, documents and vouchers of an organization (non-profit or publicly-held) to ascertain authenticity of financial statements as well as non-financial disclosures and to codify that the account presents a true and fair view of the issues at hand.
An audit also attempts to ensure that the account is properly maintained as required by federal and state law. The auditor perceives and recognises the issues, and conducts a examination, obtains evidence, evaluates the same, and formulates an opinion on the basis of informed judgement which is communicated through an audit report.
Issues such as selling ads based on account-holders, collection monies on behalf of an account-holder, disposition of monies, billing procedures, and the detailed reporting of these issues to principles and stake-holders.
This includes the federal government, state government, the SEC, liability companies, as well as the account holder.
Areas commonly audited include: compliance audits, internal controls, quality management, project management, and collection and disposition of monies. As a result of an audit, principles and stake-holders may effectively evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control, for the edification of the account-holder and the relevant federal and state governance agencies with a financial stake in the subject matter.
Financial audits are commonly performed to ascertain the validity and reliability of information, as well as to provide an assessment of a system’s internal control. As a result of this, each party can have an accounting given on financial statements based on on the audit evidence obtained.
Due to constraints and limitations that might be placed on the auditor, an audit seeks to provide reasonable assurance that the statements are free from material error. In the case of financial audits, a set of financial statements are said to be true and fair when they are free of material misstatements – a concept influenced by both quantitative (numerical) and qualitative factors.
Copies of the audit are to be provided to principles and stake-holders including legal oversight agencies, liability companies and oversight agencies, and officials of the state and federal government deemed stakeholders in the resultant financial accounting.