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Twitter makes policy changes addressing prohibited content, site violations

By Myolisi Sikupela

23 Apr 2015

Policing social media users is never going to be a closed chapter. There is always going to be a new challenge or behaviour that threatens this. Twitter rightfully acknowledges that it is not enough to simply put resources into place but it is critical and even necessary to have a better way of responding to abuse reports...

Twitter makes policy changes addressing prohibited content, site violations

To do this, Twitter is making two policy changes, one related to prohibited content, and one about how it is enforces certain policy violations.

The update to prohibited content will mean that the prohibition will now not be limited to direct, specific threats of violence against others but also extends to threats of violence against others or promoting violence against others.

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