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Will this incentivize outlets to withhold information about the source of materials they publish/report on? Broadly, investigative reporting relies heavily on documents provided by people who aren't authorized to access or share them
Would this not apply to virtually *all* industry/government whistleblowers?https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1316525307441147907 …
It will apply to what Jack wants it to apply to, as with all other regimes of top-down censorship. I don’t tell anyone else what to do, but for my part I decline to dignify this by treating it as some species of tortured but sincere reasoning; it is whim clad in iron.
"the policy, which we've never followed, is how you must judge our intent - and our intent sanctifies those cases in which we choose to apply the policy." just sociopath stuff.
Twitter is extremely consistent in these things, so I'm certain that I will be unable to share this article from the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists with a picture of emails leaked in the Panama Papers case.https://www.icij.org/investigations/panama-papers/us-accountant-guilty-in-panama-papers-case-sentenced-to-more-than-3-years/ …
Oh, wait, it turns out I can
Yes, and the NYT Trump taxes story
Just the ones that attack Democrats
Indeed
So, to be clear, any leaked internal documents showing corporate or government wrongdoing are strictly off limits?
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