Twitter censors @CovidAnalysis scientific research
December 27, 2020: Twitter has censored our account @CovidAnalysis. There was no
notification, no explanation, no warning, and they have deleted all our
contacts and messages. We only posted COVID-19 medical studies and never
received any kind of warning.
Twitter is censoring early treatment of COVID-19. For example,
they also censored @cov19treatments, and they
censored the Brazilian Ministry of Health (1.2M followers) for informing
citizens that they should request early treatment. The translation of the
censored tweet is: "To combat Covid-19, the guideline is not to wait. The
sooner treatment is started, the greater the chances of recovery. So, stay
tuned! When showing symptoms of Covid-19, #Don't Wait, go to a Health Unit
and request early treatment."
February 26, 2021: We received a form letter from Twitter
without any details of which tweet is of concern. We guess the suspension is
from a faulty automated system and have requested manual review and
restoration.
April 30, 2021: We received the same form letter from Twitter
without any details. We have asked them to let us know which tweet they claim
violates which rule.
July 13, 2021: We received the same form letter from Twitter
without any details. We have asked them to let us know which tweet they claim
violates which rule.
Sep 15, 2021: We received the same form letter from Twitter
without any details. We have asked them to let us know which tweet they claim
violates which rule.
October 22, 2021: No response from Twitter yet.
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efficacy of any method increases the risk of COVID-19 becoming endemic; and
increases mortality, morbidity, and collateral damage. We do not provide
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