Twitter will label tweets limited due to hate policy violations
tweets it believes are violating its Hateful Conduct policy. You'll see a notice that Twitter is limiting the"visibility" of the problematic post with an opportunity to learn more.
The labels will cover more types of policy violations in the months ahead. Users can initially provide"feedback" on a label if they feel it was in error, but they'll have to wait until sometime in the future to formally appeal decisions. The company stresses that the labels only apply to individual tweets, not an entire account.
We’re adding more transparency to the enforcement actions we take on Tweets. As a first step, soon you’ll start to see labels on some Tweets identified as potentially violating our rules around Hateful Conduct letting you know that we’ve limited their visibility. 🧵…Twitter sees this as a reflection of its Musk-era"freedom of speech, not freedom of reach" philosophy where it more often shies away from outright bans in favor of limiting exposure to content.
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