Elon Musk’s X Banned in Brazil: Would Europe Follow Suit?
Elon Musk’s X Banned in Brazil: Would Europe Follow Suit?
After Musk's comments on Italy's interior politics and his recent appointment in Trump's administration, isn't it time for his fascist propaganda to be gone?
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Dude now it's been unbanned already. Why are you posting old news?
The question stands for the EU
From my view, three things:
- I'd encourage you to add the date to the post title, as it is more than a week old, i.e. like "Elon Musk's X banned in Brazil: Could Europe follow suit (2024-10-09)".
This is not a rule of this community but good style, imo.Edit: It actually is a rule, I just forgot. :/ - The article mentions Europe in passing only, in the final paragraph. The vast majority of the text is a (now outdated!) description of the situation in Brazil. As such, I find it a bit questionable whether this fits !europe.
- I never heard of the source. This seemingly being a Maltese news blog(?) without (?) a clear subject focus makes me a bit wary. (On the plus side, the site is much larger than SEO spam sites and has more authors.)
Point taken, I'll be more cautious in the future. I guess I need to pay more attention to community's rules.
Don't worry. Also — you can edit, e.g. the title indefinitely.
- I'd encourage you to add the date to the post title, as it is more than a week old, i.e. like "Elon Musk's X banned in Brazil: Could Europe follow suit (2024-10-09)".
Yup, it's old news.
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