That was my independent takeaway from the article. And requesting an appeal with the verbiage "you cannot possibly be this dense" is a poor way to treat people, especially when the author admits it was the AI banning, not a person, so it wasn't a front line person being dense in the first place.
> There is a clear path to getting unbanned from Twitter, but the author refuses to take it. Shame.
I disagree on the latter part, Twitter would be better without these egotistical people on it in the first place.
> There is a clear path to getting unbanned from Twitter, but the author refuses to take it. Shame.
I disagree on the latter part, Twitter would be better without these egotistical people on it in the first place.