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Centipedes! Hear me out! Don't leave Twitter. We can do better. We can cripple Twitter's infrastructure with content violation complaints.

For many years, I worked in one of the biggest social network company for content filtering. Terminating thousands, tens of thousands of accounts daily for various reasons like spam, content, violations, abuse, etc. Here's how it works: the great majority of the take downs are done by machine because there's simply no way we can hire enough humans to do it. The system is set up so that human intervention is at the very minimum. But some things still need to be checked by humans. These specific complaints go into queues for humans to look at, and that's very labor intensive. But the worst part is, human review systems like this is unscalable. That means, if the system is currently taking, say, 5,000 complaints each day, it won't be able to handle a sudden flood of 100,000. So let's start complaining about things that they have to do human reviews to jam up Twitter's system. Let's file complaints on everything. Play your own cry bully and report every remotely mean tweet. Come up with unusual complaints that the machines are not designed to handle.

I can guarantee you that the last thing Twitter wants is to be the world's speech police. It's bad business. It bleeds money. Twitter doesn't want to explain to shareholders why they are spending so much resources manually curating content. It's a dirty word in the Silicon Valley. Yahoo is in a death spiral because it tries to manually curate contents instead of providing a platform and attract content. Twitter is not in the media business. They don't want to be a content provider.

Centipedes are creative people. So, fire up your creativity, and find some way to flood Twitter with unique complaints and let them regret getting into it.

(To protect my identity, I have to use this new account.)