Ask HN: Has Hacker News banned posts about Twitter? 2 points by century19 3y ago ↗ HN If I search I see no new submissions over the last few days with the search word "Twitter". Before that there were many every day.
[–] mikro2nd 3y ago ↗ No. I've seen several this very morning.eta:... including a submission of a post by Elon Musk.I think they're simply generally very low quality/low effort submissions that sink to the bottom of the "new" page fast.
[–] Nicksil 3y ago ↗ Shit, I wish.If you click through the previous pages ("more" link at bottom of page) you'll still find plenty. Though I don't know why the search isn't returning those results.
[–] nullish_signal 3y ago ↗ Maybe record more data points and get back to us. As a Twitter user myself - I would not care about Twitter news being filtered on HN.Twitter shows me enough Elon Musk, despite my admiration of the man, and my repeated "Don't Care about this Account" attempts
[–] Ekaros 3y ago ↗ I don't think there is anything particularly interesting around so it would raise up.
[–] raxxorraxor 3y ago ↗ I currently see no results if I filter posts from the last 24h for any term. Maybe something with the search is broken? [–] raxxorraxor 3y ago ↗ Search seems to work again.
[–] maxbond 3y ago ↗ 1. Algolia is having an issue, so HN search isn't showing new results (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33790811)2. Users seem to be flagging Twitter related posts (presumably because they're tired of hearing about it)3. Flagged posts don't show up in Algolia search
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 26.3 ms ] threadeta:... including a submission of a post by Elon Musk.
I think they're simply generally very low quality/low effort submissions that sink to the bottom of the "new" page fast.
If you click through the previous pages ("more" link at bottom of page) you'll still find plenty. Though I don't know why the search isn't returning those results.
Twitter shows me enough Elon Musk, despite my admiration of the man, and my repeated "Don't Care about this Account" attempts
2. Users seem to be flagging Twitter related posts (presumably because they're tired of hearing about it)
3. Flagged posts don't show up in Algolia search