Twitter Rules: Difference between revisions

|'''Terrorism/violent extremism'''

|You may not threaten or promote terrorism or violent extremism.  

|These are all types of violence. Separating them creates the impression that they are somehow qualitatively different.

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|'''Perpetrators of violent attacks'''

|We will remove any accounts maintained by individual perpetrators of terrorist, violent extremist, or mass violent attacks, and may also remove Tweets disseminating manifestos or other content produced by perpetrators

|This is not a rule, but a consequence of breach of the rules, so does not fit here. Presumably Twitter will remove accounts or tweets of those who breach ''any'' of the rules, so stating this one in particular is distracting.

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|'''Non-consensual nudity'''

|You may not post or share intimate photos or videos of someone that were produced or distributed without their consent

|Wrapped into private information. It seems to contemplate consensual intimate (i.e., adult/erotic) information. Is that the intent? In any case not clear why one would separate “private” from “intimate” information. Adult content is dealt with elsewhere.

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|'''Changes'''

|We may need to change these rules from time to time in order to support our goal of promoting a healthy public conversation. The most current version is always available at https://twitter.com/rules.

|Don’t give a reason! It is your platform: you make the rules!

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