Twitter has announced to update its hateful conduct policy to include content that "humiliated others" based on its membership in an identifiable group, even if the content does not include direct goals.
Over the past three months, the micro blogging platform is developing a new policy to address the language dehumizing which makes someone less than human, Twitter said late on Tuesday.
"Some of these materials fall within our abusive behavior policy (which promotes violence or direct attacks or threats against others on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, religious affiliation, age, disability or grounds. Severe disease).
"But there are still tweets that many people consider to be humiliating, even if they do not break our rules.
Twitter's Vijaya Gadade and Del Harvey said in a blog post, "Better addressing this difference is a part of our work to serve a healthy public conversation."
Many scholars have already examined the relationship between dehumanisation and violence.
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Twitter is now responding to 336 million users to ensure that this policy can affect how different communities and cultures are.
The blog post says, "For the languages that are not displayed on our forum, our policy team is working closely with local NGOs and policy makers to ensure that their views are imprisoned. . "
It will be time for Twitter to respond to the new policy by 9 October.
We're experimenting with writing and roll-out policies and rules in a new way. Tell us what you think," said CEO Jack Dorsey.
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