How are you supposed to trust a team to moderate election information a-politically? It's no secret that this team had a bias, fully displaying its faults. To me, this is a reasonable move.
When do polls open? When do they close? What IDs do you need to vote? Can you register when you vote? Where are polling places? Did channel X actually call a race? Is the number of votes that voted actually the number the state offices released? Is voting day Tuesday or Wednesday?
Not everything is grey and interpretation based. I’m not looking for them to call if Biden is a good president or Herschel Walker is qualified. Just stop people from committing voter suppression (which is illegal anyway) with demonstrably false facts.
That’s true. I don’t trust twitters moderation team to limit themselves to those facts even a teeny, tiny bit.
Is Twitter such critical election infrastructure now that if it’s trending information is not perfect the provenance of the election is now in question?
If so, how long has Twitter been this important? Would elections function without it? How much “misinformation” is enough for the election to be suspect?
Is this concern simply limited to what’s on Twitter itself and not, ya know, out in the citizenry?
Just kidding.. people here are just upset that facts hurt their preferred candidate in 2020.