2mo ago

Community Notes vanishes from X feeds, raising 'serious questions' amid ongoing EU probe

www.thejournal.ie

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Nobody should use that app. It is a scurge to humanity.
Folks need to make the switch to literally anything else
ban it already
If you still use twitter (no, asshole, you don't get to own a letter of the alphabet - fuck off) then you are part of the problem.
- I prefer to call it Xitter, with the X pronounced the Chinese way
  
  Yep, this should be standard practice.
  And we can call individual messages Xits.
Every time i saw a screenshot of these i was really confused why they were still around despite Musk being Musk.
Someone is very mad all their posts kept getting naughty notes!
Eu please put up or shut up. Either hold X accountable, or just say they are big to regulate and can do whatever
elon has never liked community notes; they were just a holdover from old twitter and he's been desperate to get rid of it.
Wow, not too long after Facebook adopted the same tactic. They chose to drop their previous processes in favor of having their users take care of it.
Sounds like this is just Twitter struggling to run their platform in the wake of a data center fire though.
- Oh no, nuance??
Why would anyone with any hint of common sense "raise questions" about this. There are no questions here.
- Because the notes were not removed, they're just not working due to data center problems right now. Or, at least, that's enough of a possibility to raise questions.
  
  Working for me now
Shut it down! Shut it down!
Oh noes: a private company that has no duty to challenge falsehoods has given up any pretense of giving a fuck.
- They asolutely should and likely do have a duty to challenge falsehoods.
  The word private makes people feel like it isnt anyone's business but that isnt the case.
  
  I'd rather "trust" a company that cuts the bullshit with notices like
  The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
  Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
  to remind the user that trusting noncredible information from unreliable sources is a ridiculous concept.

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