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Public trust is built on clarity. When a company changes how it communicates, especially in a visible and measurable way, the public…
The full documentation explains that reposts from external accounts still show comments because those settings are controlled by the original publishers, not GBQ.
GBQ removed comments and shut down discussion on its LinkedIn posts. Here is what the public can verify and why the change matters for trans
Disabling comments across an entire page changes how the public can interact with corporate messaging.
He is so funny. He laughs like a child. He seems to be saying, “I know all the answers. You can have ‘em. I have plenty more of ‘em or I can find another.” #elonmusk #openinformation https://www.instagram.com/p/CLByILYhm2f/?igshid=12rsstt3814kp
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A major coalition of rights groups from five continents came out in support of Politwoops, calling on Twitter in an open letter to restore API access to the digital accountability tool. Signers from global digital rights and transparency organizations include Access, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Free Press, Human Rights Watch, Sunlight Foundation, and Open State Foundation.
