kemuri 🦀 @kemuri@social.cleverlibre.org

Reminder that a knowledge graph of falsehoods can reach the same level of intricacy as truths. To that extent, is the effort for unwinding the false knowledge graph on top of building the true knowledge graph?

[Elon Musk’s First Move Is To Fire The Person Most Responsible For Twitter’s Strong Free Speech Stance](https://www.techdirt.com/2022/10/28/elon-musks-first-move-is-to-fire-the-person-most-responsible-for-twitters-strong-free-speech-stance/)

> Gadde did more for free speech on the internet than almost anyone else I can think of. It is difficult to overstate how important she has been in protecting free speech over the past decade. This post will only brush the surface of some of what she’s done.

> Twitter kept on experimenting with new methods of handling trust & safety that were less restrictive than banning people entirely. It was among the first, for example, to introduce fact checks and “more information” boxes.

> unlike almost any other internet company I can think of, Twitter has embraced the fact that anonymity is protected by the 1st Amendment to fight in court over and over and over again against attempts to reveal anonymous users’ identity.

> When it comes to pushing back against governments and their attempts to crack down on speech, Twitter’s record is undeniably stronger than just about any other company.

> Even as we speak, one of the biggest free speech cases facing the Supreme Court this term has Twitter as a party. But Musk just fired the company’s two top legal executives who were responsible for filing the cert petition to get the Supreme Court to hear the case.

> Gadde leaving Twitter is [...] a loss for free speech for all of us.