GCs on Twitter, time to go private?

If you're using Twitter to discuss women's rights, you might want to lock down your account every now and then

NotHealth @not_health

In case you haven’t noticed, #twitterhateswomen Here’s an account which simply reposts unedited examples of misogyny, suspended for violating rules… by reposting unedited examples of misogyny. Brilliant.

It looks like Twitter are determined to make it impossible for women to discuss their rights on the platform. If you’re a feminist or feminist ally—especially if you have over 2000 followers, which seems to be a magic number for accounts being suddenly mass-reported— you might want to lock down your account from time to time, (especially in the evening when Danielle Muscato is at his most active).

‘Danielle’ Muscato, earlier

Here he is jerking himself off about getting a feminist permanently suspended.

Danielle Muscato (she/her) @DanielleMuscato

fuck around and find out, transphobes

And Nutmeg is currently being successfully reported for sharing factual information.

So when you’re going to bed at night, you might want to lock down your Twitter before you turn off your lights. In the meantime, I’m passing all this information along to Joanna Cherry’s office, because she is on it.

Joanna Cherry QC @joannaccherry

Twitter thinks it is above the domestic law of the UK when it comes to discrimination. The #OnlineSafetyBill must ensure that @Twitter cannot ignore anti-discrimination law or it will fail in its duty to protect free speech. #SexMatters

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