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Content that increases the chance that someone contracts or transmits the virus, including: - Denial of expert guidance - Encouragement to use fake or ineffective treatments, preventions, and diagnostic techniques - Misleading content purporting to be from experts or authorities
If you want people to have expert guidance, you could start by blue-checking the experts: @NAChristakis, @mlipsitch, @neil_ferguson, @ashishkjha, @T_Inglesby, @trvrb.
Maybe they should get green checks or something because most of us don’t trust blue checks
Considering it’s been two years since Twitter had a published verification policy I’m not holding my breath. Although I did notice Jack Ma sent his very first tweet recently from a verified account so it is, in theory, possible
How about muting (quarantining) accounts for 40(?) days that promote those posts you’ve deemed un-tweetable?
They could start by allowing free speech. Appeal to authority is not as good as the wisdom of crowds.
First the experts said breathing. Then they said droplets. Which ones should Twitter Censor?
There’s enough blue tick goons on here already thanks.
"expert checks" = "blue checks" but for specific areas of expertise.
accedemic-journal-level review & approval process
first expert check to launch = epidemiology
@jack
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