PM: As Elon Musk continues the process of revealing the meltdowns and excessive censorship under Twitter 1.0, a curious discovery was made by independent journalist Kristen Ruby.
In an epic thread documenting Twitter’s American “Political Misinfo Detection AI List”, it was revealed that the phrase “My Pillow” was flagged by Twitter for misinformation.
“I have obtained exclusive access to documents that have never been publicly revealed. The information I am about to share with you has never been released. This information is of public concern and the below thread includes my reporting on it.
“Unlike the other writers involved in reporting on The Twitter Files, I do not have access to any direct information from Twitter. My information is from a direct source. I do not have the same level of legal protection these other writers have. I am taking the risk anyway,” Ruby tweeted.
Tweet number 29 of the thread reveals that “My Pillow” was part of Twitter’s detection AI. MORE
“Twitter Flagged The Term ‘My Pillow’ As Misinformation” by some leftist douche bag which is true information
Huh.
The term “My Pillow”, flagged by someone who is more likely than not, to be a pillow biter.
And still banned in most major retailers. My P… got snuffed out.
The retailers that took Mike’s products off the shelf or the ones that are hurting. I think Mike’s doing fine.
I might have to agree with this one. It’s pronounced “washable” not “warshable”!
Jack Dorsey would be wise to take his $44 billion and himself out of the country before all the lawsuits begin to pile up.
Hopefully the unemployed pillow biting twatwaffles will be hired by bed bath and beyond for the kwanza season rush.
How’s David Hogg’s competing pillow company doing?
Twitter will be thrown under the bus and the government involvement will be covered up.
It’s not misinformation that they fear. They fear information.
Oh Noooooooooooo Not Mr Pillow! Thought Crime.
“How’s David Hogg’s competing pillow company doing?”
Like his favorite position, it bottomed out.
I tried sending my sister an email with mypillow.com in the body of the email. It kept failing to go through. I used a URL shortener and the email went through just fine. Cox cable was blocking my pillow. I emailed my pillow and told them. about a month later I tried again and it went through just fine. Your ISP scans all your emails.