that dynamic of I'm talking to a few people but everyone can see it is a really hard problem.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
neutralinterpretationassessmenton Twitter
part of what they did with the verified thing was try and preserve that model of it's a place you can post things.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
neutralinterpretationassessmenton Twitter
Twitter's norms were set early in a very different way and was one of the reasons we all joined it because it it felt less pressured than blogging.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
neutralinterpretationassessmenton Twitter
on Twitter it's like every tweet you read is more famous than any tweet you will write because it's showing you the most popular ones… it amplifies engagement… that means it amplifies the the attacks and the the badness as well.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
But the problem is that isn't really how this the world works. Any given tweet can be one of these ones that that takes off and becomes the famous one instantaneously… Twitter's verification doesn't give you any protection.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
neutralfactfact_claimon Twitter
Twitter has made that choice.
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter
neutralfactfact_claimon Twitter
they've said, "Okay, there's a bunch of people that we think um should be verified and have a different experience of Twitter, and then there's a there's a bunch of other people."
— E679: Internet harassment & free speech rights roundtable w/Quinn Norton & Kevin Marks — twitter