Amazon Uses a Twitter Army of Employees to Fight Criticism of Warehouses

Re:Amazon Uses a Twitter Army of Employees to Fight Criticis... by komali2 on Friday August 16, 2019 @01:00AM (#20712315)

That's like a god damned parody. A new response every time from a happy smiling human face. It's ok, Diana, we just want the truth to be heard, Diana, why don't you believe us Diana, I am treated well at work Diana, I am not beaten when I misbehave.

Join us Diana. Join us and be free.

Edit: oh my God. I made up the beatings comment on the spot. But one of the borg actually said something like this https://twitter.com/antipoetry/status/1162028572929855488?s=...

Edit2: oh whew obvious parody. Hilarious, nearly fell for it!

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Re:Amazon Uses a Twitter Army of Employees to Fight Criticis... by brocket on Friday August 16, 2019 @01:38PM (#20717500)

His account is violating Twitter's impersonation policy. https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-imper...

> The profile clearly states it is not affiliated with or connected to any similarly-named individuals or brands.

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Re:Amazon Uses a Twitter Army of Employees to Fight Criticis... by detuur on Friday August 16, 2019 @02:45PM (#20718272)

What's Twitter's policy on using fake accounts with stock picture avatars for openly astroturfing?

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