@kravietz

I dont think annotations should be dictated by the masses.

@Wetrix

@freemo @Wetrix

Any Internet forum had a "report a spammer" button like forever.

@kravietz

Using the community to report offending posts is ok. but those reports should be reviewed and ultimately the decision should be limited to the moderators and not a popular vote.

@Wetrix

@freemo @Wetrix

Who said it's a popular vote on Twitter? They granted him immunity for a few years already anyway.

@kravietz @freemo I don't think the popularity matters, it's the fairness involved.

If you set a precitent you have to be fair and hold everyone to it, not pick and choose like Twitter does.

@Wetrix @freemo

But you surely realize that much less abusive tweets have been not only annotated by actually deleted for like years now? Trump has been enjoying the privilege of being an elected president at the same time and it's actually now when he was treated fairly, like everyone else.

@kravietz @freemo true, but Twitter (and Facebook) have been known for having blatant bias pretty much since day one.

That like you said may have to do with the leftist culture of silicon valley but it still shouldn't happen.

@Wetrix @freemo

Not tagging posts by a psychopatic person that have been periodically reported certainly is a bias, but fortunately that has been fixed recently :)

@kravietz @freemo true, but they won't even be consistent about that lol 😂

Sorry for late replies I'm eating dinner 😎

@Wetrix @freemo

No prob, I'm sleeping after all 😂 Bon apetit 🍽️

@freemo @Wetrix

Trump's posts were reported for years, yet nobody ever dared to touch them because he's "elected president" aka "ultimate wisdom". He's a violent and harmful imbecile and such people should not be protected, they should be isolated, especially if they are presidents.