Lots of (rightful) complaints about Facebook "community standards." No one seems happy with Twitter abuse reports either.
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2+ months to get a stalker banned, they're back in 5 minutes
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.@FakeRobotGamer that seems super hard to address! My intuition is that the way to do it would be to temp-ban IPs, which is problematic
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@sarahjeong@FakeRobotGamer like get the IP address from twitter, connect to an account thru ISP, then...restraining order? Arrest? -
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@Burghpunk@FakeRobotGamer 1) people would fish for IPs, 2) tying IPs to addresses is more of an art than a science (see e.g. Peoria arrest)
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if you can get the accounts banned as fast or faster than they can be created, problem solved
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@FakeRobotGamer maybe could narrowly tailor this part of the reporting process to on-the-spot multiple sock-creation?
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@sarahjeong@FakeRobotGamer it'd be nice to involve actual law enforcement as well, but I don't know how -
@Burghpunk@FakeRobotGamer I don't think law enforcement intervention is helpful tbh, even when they do take things seriously
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having a much quicker reporting process that wasn't hostile to the user would help
@sarahjeongMerci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
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