How about that! In a bizarre twist today, Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s co-founder and CEO had his own Twitter account suspended by his company and people were quick to notice it.
HAHAHA @Jack Dorsey got suspended from his own platform 😂😂😂
MEME MAGIC IS REAL FOLKS 🚨 pic.twitter.com/vCb4Lbwuno
— Baked Alaska (@bakedalaska) November 23, 2016
Apparently at around 5 am EAT, people noticed that Jack Dorsey was suspended on his own platform, which is of course funny in the sense that it is not something you would normally see every day. Of course people were quick to give their opinion about this on Twitter.
So Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been censoring #pizzagate so the people have hit back by reporting his account so much it got suspended 😂😂😂
— Will Moriarty ₿ (@will_moriarty) November 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/JaredWyand/status/801244702267871233
https://twitter.com/wesearchr/status/801244634932383744?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
It is not clear what exactly happened but Jack gave an explanation to the bizarre incident a while ago and it looks like it was some bug in the system. He explained that the account suspension was an “internal mistake” which is interesting.
just setting up my twttr…again (account suspension was an internal mistake)
— jack (@jack) November 23, 2016
Funny enough, Jack Dorsey decided to use the famous phrase “just setting up my twttr” (which is actually the first tweet published on Twitter) to set the record straight. (See the resemblance?)
just setting up my twttr
— jack (@jack) March 21, 2006
Twitter has been on a roll in recent times trying to curb the situation of hate speech and cyberbullying in its platform since it is one of the many problems plaguing the social network. According to the company, an account may be suspended if
- they are spammy or just plain fake, which in turn could cause a security risk to its users.
- the account security is at risk n the form of being hacked or compromised in a way.
- the account posts abusive tweets or portrays abusive behaviour where it can be suspended temporarily or in some cases permanently.
