You had me nodding until this part. Yes, twitter is filled with misinformation. But government censorship is more dangerous than misinformation. Governments have killed more people than anything else short of heart attacks and cancer. Governments murdered hundreds of millions of people in the 20th century; giving governments the power to censor whatever the government deems to be misinformation is insanely dangerous. The most dangerous kind of misinformation is that which is promulgated by the government itself.
Using social media to achieve this mission is the natural evolution, as peoples usage to get information changes over time
It's very well documented, so seeing them at key roles isn't a surprise, and shouldn't be a surprise to anyone
They can't do it with TikTok, the app of choice of the youth and people all over the world
https://wikileaks.org/wiki/John_R._Stockwell
https://twitter.com/MichaelNo2War/status/1589793529823645696
An example: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarondberman/
They are in most social media companies
So they can decide what to ban that could hinder their national social order
Something Turkey can't do with Twitter, hence a ban, just like the US with TikTok and the pseudo "algorithm"
With the amount of misinformation that spreads in Twitter, it is the right thing to do
It was similar with Iran, and that coincides with Musk purchasing Twitter and dismantling the moderation team making it unable to function at all
https://news.yahoo.com/twitters-content-moderation-team-repo...