【美国真相】“脸书”不要脸，推特也“双标”！_风闻

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可是推特的做法在美国引起了强烈的反对。

以下是来自英国《卫报》的报道

由于唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）新冠，Twitter面临越来越大的反对，因为用户指责它采用双重标准来监管那些希望他人死亡的人。

电影制片人阿瓦·杜韦纳（Ava DuVernay）和前儿童获奖者玛洛丽·布莱克曼（Malorie Blackman）是成千上万的Twitter用户之一，他们指责该平台未能保护妇女和少数群体用户免受虐待。

许多人在推文中祝愿总统一切顺利，包括他的竞选对手乔·拜登，而其他人则表达了相反的观点。

星期五，Twitter确认希望总统死亡的用户违反了其使用条款。

这些言论违反了禁止用户“希望或希望对一个人或一群人造成严重伤害”的行为准则。

该公司在一条推文中说：“不允许或希望对*任何人*造成死亡，严重身体伤害或致命疾病的推文，并且需要将其删除。”它补充说，违反行为不会“自动地导致中止”。

这项声明已被分享了18,000多次，引起了许多人物的批评，他们说，他们自己也遭到类似的虐待，但没有得到平台的支持。

布莱克曼（Blackman）是广受好评的《Noughts & Crosses》系列的作者，他在推特上写道：“当我是儿童获奖者时（从2013年到2015年），几周时间里我的家庭受到死亡威胁，Twitter对此毫无作为。”

早些时候，Twitter的一位发言人告诉《卫报》，该政策自4月起实施，不仅适用于特朗普，而且适用于所有用户。

DuVernay说：“这对长期以来一直受到骚扰和威胁并在此平台上受到击和死亡威胁的黑人和棕色妇女也适用吗？我觉得不行。因为我看到这些帐户仍然存在。仍在造成伤害。您的“任何人”是虚伪的。”

足球节目主持人和前英格兰球员加里·莱恩克（Gary Lineker）质疑这项政策是否足够有效。他说：“原谅我更直白一点，显然希望对某人/某人造成严重伤害，致命疾病或死亡，自动地导致中止。”

Twitter发言人说：“我们的唯一目标是改善公众对话的健康，包括确保使用我们服务的人员的安全。滥用和骚扰在Twitter上不存在，我们制定了适用于世界各地的每个人的政策，以解决滥用，骚扰和仇恨行为。如果我们发现违反这些规则的帐户，我们将采取执法行动。”

一位发言人告诉《Motherboard》，Twitter正在暂停一些用户，但不会对每条推文采取行动。

Twitter is facing a growing backlash in the wake of Donald Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis as users accuse it of double standards in the way it polices those who wish death on others.

The filmmaker Ava DuVernay and the former children’s laureate Malorie Blackman were among thousands of Twitter users accusing the platform of failing to protect women and minority users from abuse.

Many people have tweeted messages to wish the president well, including his election opponent, Joe Biden, while others have expressed the opposite sentiment.

On Friday Twitter confirmed that users who wish death upon the president were violating its terms of use.

Its abusivebehaviourpolicy prohibits users from “wishing or hoping serious harm on a person or group of people”.

“Tweets that wish or hope for death, serious bodily harm or fatal disease against *anyone* are not allowed and will need to be removed,” the company said in a tweet. It added that the breach would not “automatically mean suspension”.

The statement, which has been shared more than 18,000 times, has drawn criticism from many figures who said they themselves had been targeted with similar abuse but received no support from the platform.

Blackman, the author of the acclaimed Noughts & Crosses series, tweeted: “Weeks of death threats and serious threats against my family when I was children’s laureate [from 2013 to 2015] resulted in Twitter doing bugger all about it.”

Earlier, a Twitter spokesman told the Guardian that the policy had been in place since April and applied to all users, not just Trump.

DuVernay said: “Does this also go for Black and Brown women who have long been and continue to be harassed and threatened with assault and death on this platform or nah? I think no. Because I see those same accounts still up. Still causing harm. Your *anyone* is disingenuous.”

The football presenter and former England player Gary Lineker questioned whether the policy went far enough. “Forgive me for being a bit of a snowflake, but surely wishing serious harm, fatal disease or death on someone/anyone should automatically mean suspension,” he said.

A Twitter spokesperson said: “Our singular goal is to improve the health of the public conversation, including ensuring the safety of people who use our service. Abuse and harassment have no place on Twitter and we have policies in place – which apply to everyone, everywhere – that address abuse and harassment and hateful conduct. If we identify accounts that violate these rules, we will take enforcement action.”

A spokesperson told Motherboard that Twitter was suspending some users but would not act on every tweet.