[BigEdLB]

So when will arrests be made? ENOUGH OF THIS JABBER

[FLT-bird]

Streisand effect. The more they tried to suppress it, the more people wanted to know about it.

[oldbrowser]

Social media has shown us their fangs

We should take notice.

[Flick Lives]

By the numbers: The Post’s story generated 2.59m interactions (likes, comments, shares) on Facebook and Twitter last week — more than double the next biggest story about Trump or Biden.

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Sweet. Twitter could have ignored the story to death as they do so many. Instead, by attempting to ban it, they only piqued peoples’ interest. Full on Streisand Effect.

Thanks Twitter!

[Yo-Yo]

What better way to draw attention to a subject than to make a huge fuss in trying to suppress it?

Same with trying to condemn Qanon only results in wider awareness of Quanon.

[Cboldt]

Why it matters: The data shows that even swift, aggressive content suppression may not be swift or aggressive enough to keep down a story with as much White House backing and partisan fuel as this one.

Taken to a situation where WH and press are in cahoots, ....

Oh wait. Contrary to all its self-promotion and emotional gimicks, the press job isn't to inform the public, nor is it to "protect democracy."

Fake News! If it wasn't a danger, it would be a laughingstock.

[Arones]

 

...goes massive...

What has happened to our language?