Reporting

A Series on Misinformation, Disinformation and Subterfuge

A more advanced Twitter reporting form was created several weeks ago that in theory should reduce mass reporting via bots. It’s a start. But let’s be honest here. Twitter Safety under Yoel Roth allows religious bigots like Susan and other single purpose hate accounts to operate unimpeded pushing suicide ideology mainstream, while instead banning the below account for hate speech over “What was the bit you cropped our mate?”

To fix the platform, Twitter needs to purge operatives like conspirator0 and others within the KassandraSeven Network that gained undue influence at Twitter Safety. Those fraudsters compromised and weaponized enforcements, banning large resister accounts and OSINT reporters that were exposing their operations.

That is the problem. Letting the inmates run the asylum is never a good idea. Start at ground zero for corruption, simply with banning conspirator0.

I say this about conspirator0 as I am NOT the only individual this corrupt Canadian used undue influence to deny me of my civil rights by retaliating, kicking me off Twitter despite my following all Terms of Service stated by the company after his targeted harassment failed to get a reaction out of me to mass report.

After cleaning house of the operatives protecting abuse, Twitter Safety should add a Captcha check at the end of the process if they are serious about cleaning up their platform as well as requiring any account issuing a report to be verified by phone push notification. Yes that adds time, but also prevents abuse from bad actors that break the rules using their socks, then reporting targeted accounts that react to it.

Let’s go over what a sample report using @traitorflynn, a new account belonging to the network as a guideline.

H/T to my friend who sent me these screenshots.

Click the start report

All are effected when organized crime coordinates harassment campaigns

The network abuses likes, retweets, etc to generate most of their hostile attacks, deleting them shortly after posting the bugle call to attack summoning other accounts to join in. This is the very definition of “fake” engagement.

Each account in the network must be reported individually.

Last step is to review, add up to 3 tweets and add additional context

In the above case, @traitorflynn, a small sock account recently created by the network has mostly tweets harassing people that can be added to the report. I would if I were creating the report, add up to three.

Add additional context, which is done up to 250 characters. You will want to name other Twitter accounts by ID number that belongs to the same harassment network. Here is how one does that.

Open tweeterid.com

Enter the handle of the account.

On the right is displayed the Twitter ID. Operatives like Matt Donovan change accounts quickly to avoid suspension so the ID is better than the handle.

In the add additional context state that these accounts are coordinating harassment by retweeting, liking and using sock accounts, this account and others are violating Twitter’s TOS.

Eventually, if enough good people report the abuse, one would think these bad actors will finally have to make new accounts.