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1. simsa01

   So how does Twitter manage the problem that content of their user's posts may be illegal in some parts of the world. Any ideas?

   Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:19:06 UTC von quitter.se
   • simsa01

     They seem to be rather clueless. http://qttr.at/16pz

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:23:20 UTC
   • mcscx

     @simsa01 twitter doesnt have public timelines& twitter doesnt show all replies in the timeline so the posts are seen only by followrs anyway

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:23:23 UTC
   • simsa01 mcscx

     @mcscx That can't be the issue. Rather, by accessing the tweets locally, they are "re-published" in that country by the machine of the user.

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:34:13 UTC
   • lnxw48 mcscx

     @mcscx @simsa01 Those are not #Twitter's original settings. There used to be an unfiltered public timeline.

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:42:05 UTC
   • simsa01

     Now that is an interesting aspect of Twitter's country-by-country censorship (via http://qttr.at/16q3 from 2012) : http://qttr.at/16q4

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 22:47:51 UTC
   • mcscx lnxw48

     @lnxw48 indeed, and I wonder why Twitter removed their public TL. Perhaps because it went out of control with problematic content

     Sunday, 28-Feb-16 23:29:37 UTC