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Why did Twitter recently appear to censor Substack content? What was revealed in the open-source algorithms that Twitter ...

With it at the time. years go by. i have left the white house. im writing books. and i get ahold of the hunter biden laptop from marco polo. they are a nonprofit. anticorruption nonprofit about. a year and a half ago i started writing a substack based on what i find. then i go back over what i knew happened when i was working for joe. i found the transcript that i wrote about that briefing. thats when jake sullivan starts talking about fracking. and because of what i had read in a laptop and rep...

Twitter and Substack have made up with each other, it seems. The dispute between Twitter and Substack is now over. The company behind the popular microblogging platform recently reversed its decision of throttling tweets with Substack links in them, allowing users to interact again in a limited manner in the meantime.

There is more trouble in social media paradise as Substack writers have learned that the corrupt social media platform known as Twitter is no longer allowing any Substack links to be liked, [...]

Amid a developing war with Substack thought to be triggered by its upcoming Twitter-like feature, CEO and owner Elon Musk has hinted at his longstanding ambition to turn Twitter into an "everything app," including video chat and payment services.

Popular subscription newsletter platform Substack on Monday hit back at Twitter for blocking the ability to like or retweet any posts containing the word Substack, saying the whole situation is "very frustrating." 📲 Twitter Slammed by Substack: Newsletter Platform Calls the Elon Musk Own Microblogging Platform ‘Very Frustrating’.

Elon Musk's Twitter is now disabling comments, likes, and retweets for tweets containing links to Substack, a popular writing and newsletter platform. Self-proclaimed "free speech absolutist" Musk may be censoring Substack to launch a competing product from Twitter. 

An independent journalist, Matt Taibbi, known for working on Twitter Files blamed Twitter for blocking users from sharing links to his articles on Substack

San Francisco, April 10: Popular subscription newsletter platform Substack on Monday hit back at Twitter for blocking the ability to like or retweet any posts containing the word Substack, saying the whole situation is very frustrating.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk has denied blocking links to Substack, the popular paid newsletter platform, following recent controversy. Musk may deny that links were blocked, but the self-proclaimed "free speech absolutist" used the same tricks on Substack that the company has used on conservatives for years.