>>12420931 <TY Baker
>>12421356 <Trump Campaign Banned From EMAILING Supporters
>>12421518 <So, Twitter doesn't have to prove anything. They are the conspiracy theorists then.
>>12421512 <Rush wasn't very active on his Twitter account lately anyway.
>>12421525 <Once again, Twitter is able to read into account user's intentions for participation in information.
>>12421529 <Shouldn't large swaths of people respond as well.
There is a lot things to diggz on right now, but I was wondering about something:
Question Anons: Would it be worthwhile to help create a list the Twitter accounts that were suspended?
I'm wondering if it would be helpful to watch the metrics on who and when Twitter took action. If we know that vector, then it would be useful to readers on this board to decide if it would be worthwhile for them to transition elsewhere as well.
Many people have invested a lot of energy into their Twitter accounts and those that are suspended permanently may have wished that they could have know beforehand the best way to approach a move.
It seems pretty criminal for Twitter to eliminate an account altogether since it is something that an individual puts time, energy, and other resources into creating for whatever reason. That effort has a monetary value.'
Example:
-What is the relative monetary value of loosing communication with say 4 million followers?
-What is the recovery time to reconstitute that group on another platform.
Isn't closing an account without sufficient notification similar to Theft?
Opine away…
Another thought: Maybe taking the President Trump's lead and watching and/or helping promote Twitters demise could be a good way to go. However, this still doesn't address the relative monetary value for users invested in the platform.
Is this where ODIN comes to play?