Elon Musk’s first Twitter moderation change calls for permanent bans on impersonators - The Verge
date linked: 6 November 2022
source: link to article, from theverge.com
They’re so obvious as to almost not be worth pointing out, but two points: First, this is why making verification a paid feature is dumb; and second, penalizing parody because your business model is dumb is not what free speech absolutism looks like.
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