[bergoid]

Is Jack Dorsey, the Twitter CEO, a good enough source?

https://thehill.com/policy/technology/402495-twitter-ceo-jac...

> Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: I 'fully admit' our bias is 'more left-leaning'

[loceng]

Yet they're aware of that and set their rules and follow them accordingly; people only get ban from Twitter after 3 strikes as far as I know, and that's bad behaviour related, which if bad behaviour happens more by "one side" than the other - how can you blame the platform/moderators for that?

[SlowRobotAhead]

So disagree with Twitter politics three times and you’re gone. That’s a fair system? I would agree with you if there weren’t so many examples of people getting banned for “wrong think” and not rule breaking.

[sveniv]

Also from the article you linked:

"But the real question behind the question is, are we doing something according to political ideology or viewpoints? And we are not. Period," he added.

Dorsey went on to insist that his company only polices behavior on the platform, not content.

Is having a personal political opinion only illegal if it is left-leaning?

[xfitm3]

Many big companies being headquartered in SF are left-leaning. I don't think they should let their political opinions trickle to business, but they do. It's a shame.

It should be neutral and non-political, supportive of all view points.