Didn't even realize this was a thread and not a single tweet until you posted this link. Guess that's the downsides of not having a Twitter acct anymore.
The Twitter algorithm is open source, unlike the algorithm for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok etc. I'm not aware of any evidence for bias in the algorithm.
It's not though. The GitHub repo was never updated once. Here's an experiment for you: open X in a new private tab and count political posts, see how many of them are far right. Bias is evident.
Didn't even realize this was a thread and not a single tweet until you posted this link. Guess that's the downsides of not having a Twitter acct anymore.
We'll put that link in the top text too. Thanks!
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The platform is still usable, just block anyone who posts politics in your timeline, eventually it all becomes technical stuff.
It still normalizes use of what has effectively become a far-right propaganda machine and thus the purposeful destruction of democratic institutions.
Thats how conservatives feel on many other online platforms with far left views.
Which big platform has far left views?
I'm not familiar of any platform that calls for collective ownership of the means of production, land redistribution and other far left positions.
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The Twitter algorithm is open source, unlike the algorithm for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok etc. I'm not aware of any evidence for bias in the algorithm.
It's not though. The GitHub repo was never updated once. Here's an experiment for you: open X in a new private tab and count political posts, see how many of them are far right. Bias is evident.
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Neat website, thanks for posting. Basically necessary to avoid the twitter “paywall”