No. I am not going to look through five years of posts . People who have been here and active will know what I’m talking about.
Sad you are down to “no it didn’t, no they don’t” as a reply.
I’ve been an active poster on this message board since 2007. I’ve been particularly active in threads about social media and the law, particularly in the last 4-5 years.
I suspect I would have seen what you claim was prevalent.
You have no credibility left. I don’t know how to search for five years or so of these lies about it’s all the algorithms and you know it and are playing it for what it’s worth.
What choices were made by algorithms? I have only claimed that YouTube, Facebook and Twitter algorithms surface information for your feed based on what you interact with most. I never claimed that algorithms made choices that ban conservatives because they are conservative.
What’s wrong with it is that it does not mirror your likes. Why do you think YouTube thinks I want to watch these little woke channels and Democrat oriented channels that it keeps pushing on me? Do you seriously think my viewing pattern tells them this is what I want to watch?
Again. I am just explaining how information that you might like ends up on your feed. Are you claiming that twitter employees are manually putting conservative tweets in your feed?
Serious question, do you use Facebook, YouTube or Twitter?
It is possible that conservative content you may watch is a cross section with lib content. On my YouTube feed I get videos from Tim Pool and Brandon Tatum. I never watch them either but I do watch other content creators that reference their content to even have them on shows to debate.
Very well. Here you are again implying a neutrality to these algorithms. Only that is not what is turning up in the Twitter files to be how posts are amplified at all.