Aveta

2023年6月12日

後Elon Musk Twitter宣布購買2022年4月,許多用戶,尤其是黑色的用戶,反對它。一些人發現其他平台,如乳齒象、泄漏和藍天。晴空是一個分散的社交網絡視為一個Twitter的替代品。首席執行官傑克·多爾西發達與Twitter的社交網絡是一種麵向文本的社會媒體平台與用戶信息張貼在每天的新鮮事讓其他用戶看到。這是一個邀請在線平台與超過100000個用戶和190萬人的候補名單。藍天,然而,最近引起了一些警鍾溫和政策變化後對黑人女性的死亡威脅後留下了許多質疑的安全平台。發生了什麼事?Aveta評論發生後,一位軟件工程師想重現黑色Twitter上藍天,回答“hellthread”——一個線程在一個社交網站,許多用戶標記,導致不必要的通知,要求人們停止發布r·凱利模因。她受到用戶Alice,通過用戶名cererean,愛麗絲不斷發表評論後越來越多的黑人社區,在其他種族主義的文章。在回答評論Aveta hellthread交互,愛麗絲說Aveta應該推開“地方真正的高。“Aveta和其他用戶描述這是一個死亡威脅在藍天的帖子。 What was Bluesky’s response? The moderation team at Bluesky did not initially ban Alice, and CEO Jay Graber announced a change in the platform’s policies that appeared to dismiss and excuse comments like Alice’s. “We do not condone death threats and will continue to remove accounts when we believe their posts represent target harassment or a credible threat of violence,” he said , as per TechCrunch. “But not all heated language crosses the line into a death threat.” In a weekend thread, he commented, “Many people use violent imagery when arguing or venting.” With their new policy, any post threatening violence or physical harm – literal or metaphorical – will suspend a temporary account. Repeat offenders will be banned from Bluesky’s server, but once Bluesky finishes the “work required for federation,” Graber said, users can move to a new server with their mutuals and other data. Although Bluesky isn’t federated at the moment, once it is, any users on any server on AT Protocol – a networking technology created by Bluesky to power the next generation of social applications – will be able to “opt-in” to a community labeling system that would include certain content filters. This means a user suspended for hate speech or making violent threats would still be able to engage with other servers running on AT Protocol. How did users respond? Users were quick to comment on Graber’s thread, such as Ben Perry, also known as tedcruznipples replying, “They shouldn’t be given the opportunity to have federation and proliferate their message.” The platform swiftly rolled out custom algorithms the day after the new moderation policy was announced, which again caused users to question the platform. Rudy Fraser, who created a custom algorithm for Black users called Blacsky, said, “As if a new feature would resolve the underlying issue and as if they couldn’t just ban the offending user.” In April, before the moderation policy changes, a user called Hannah responded to a white user Matt Yglesis saying, “WE ARE GOING TO BEAT YOU WITH HAMMERS,” despite the threat reportedly being a joke, and Hannah was immediately banned. This occurrence resurfaced after Aveta’s threat and the moderation policy, leaving many Black users questioning, why the platform is not protecting its Black users the same way.