Twitter is now adding a controversial 'hacked materials' warning label to tweets

On a side note: Does anyone know a good, detailed writeup with dates of events etc. of how the word "hacker" was transferred from "hacker culture" (as described in The Jargon File [0]) to the rest of the world and turned into a word with malicious connotation along the way?

[0] http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/meaning-of-hack.html

Shouldn't that be considered a badge of credibility?

Yes people can make fakes, welcome to thousands of years ago

This article noted the controversial decision Twitter made to ban links to the New York Post story on Hunter Biden in October. That’s not the only such incident. Remember when Twitter banned Project Veritas for posting leaked materials (https://reclaimthenet.org/project-veritas-suspended-twitter/), even though they were totally fine with the New York Times posting Trump’s private financial information from illicitly acquired tax returns?

I don’t trust Twitter or the other tech companies to apply these labels and policies in any fair manner anymore. This is just yet another tool in their toolkit to wage their ideological war on their platform.