free speech is when you kick out all the journalists that are slightly more left leaning than you and bring back racists, sexists, fascists, and human traffickers
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Yes, Musk recently intervened personally to unban a guy who posted CSAM that remained up for a week and got millions ofn vews . That must be the type of 'free speech' OP is referring to.
Do real examples of kick out journalists
yeah just completely dismiss the other part it isn't important at all
OK, so you can login anonymously. Great.
The real question is; why would you want to, given that the dead bird site is a cesspool of extreme rightwing awfulness? What are you hoping to learn or take from being on there?
Is this Elon's Lemmy account?
Why can't I hit the down vote button more than once?
Privacy-wise the better option would be to make Twitter/𝕏 accessible while logged out.
By allowing lurking twitter, apps and services like nitter can exist as twitter proxies.
What do you mean with "anonymous login"? If you need to create an account, then it's not anonymous.
Who let this man cook 💀
Are you being down voted for simply having mentioned EM? Because the ability to create anonymous accounts sounds like good news, there are still a lot of discussions happening on Twitter/X from what I see.
Also, if it's only for lurking, it's possible to use twitter/x without account at all and no tracking, by using an alternative front end such as https://nitter.net/ or any other instance.
Yeah it's a very good thing. Years ago I remember that it wasn't possible and the phone number verification was mandatory at some point.
Phone numbers, credit cards, photo ID... There are various extra verifications some sites (try to) do. Not having them is not anonymity.