> #italiano Really?
Watch the video and you might understand why.
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> #italiano Really?
Watch the video and you might understand why.
> #bi > #gays > #lesbian Yet another example of mentions of queer identities being filed as pornography.
Like: #italiano #kansas #kickoff Which presumably show racism towards Italians, a hatred of the midwest, and a dislike of football? Or maybe Instagram has an automated system which correlated hashtags with reported porn. Tags with greater than X% reported porn get banned. If that's true (and we have no reason to think it is or isn't true), then the banned tags come out simply because the #bi, etc. people happen to us…
The result is the same: three very meaningful tags that can't be used.
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Probably because people were using them to post/promote their pornography using terms they know people would search. Please find something more interesting to feign offense over.
I don't care for the cause, I care for the result. And I'm not so much claiming offence as I am pointing out that it's a troubling pattern.
Moral outrage isn't justified in this case. Sorry.
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Like: #italiano #kansas #kickoff Which presumably show racism towards Italians, a hatred of the midwest, and a dislike of football? Or maybe Instagram has an automated system which correlated hashtags with reported porn. Tags with greater than X% reported porn get banned. If that's true (and we have no reason to think it is or isn't true), then the banned tags come out simply because the #bi, etc. people happen to us…
> Which presumably show racism towards Italians, a hatred of the midwest, and a dislike of football? If that was a consistent pattern, maybe, but I am yet to hear of it. > Or maybe Instagram has an automated system which correlated hashtags with reported porn. > I'm wary of waving the racism / sexism / whatism flag. We're not all racist. We're not all sexist. Maybe it's automated, sure. Maybe it's not directly intend…
Not everyone and everything is racist and sexist, stop peddling this histrionic narrative. If it's automated, are you claiming that algorithms are racist or sexist? The outcome isn't shaming a sexual orientation any more than x + 3 = 9 is "six shaming."
> #snapchat Huh. I wonder if there is some competition going on here
Some of these are just weird or very specific. I’d love to hear the reasons for them being banned. > #kissing > #newyears > #citycentre > #hornyyyyyyasf > #saltwater
First Google result for #hornyyyyyyasf is: https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/hornyyyyyyasf/ Instagram, you're doing it wrong!
Some of these are just weird or very specific. I’d love to hear the reasons for them being banned. > #kissing > #newyears > #citycentre > #hornyyyyyyasf > #saltwater
(And pity the chefs that want to show off their #eggplant parmesean, I guess...)
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Like: #italiano #kansas #kickoff Which presumably show racism towards Italians, a hatred of the midwest, and a dislike of football? Or maybe Instagram has an automated system which correlated hashtags with reported porn. Tags with greater than X% reported porn get banned. If that's true (and we have no reason to think it is or isn't true), then the banned tags come out simply because the #bi, etc. people happen to us…
TazeTSchnitzel's right. For all we know, users reported posts from proud #bi, #gay, and #lesbian people because they wanted those people off Instagram, not because there was anything wrong with their content. The result is the same: three very meaningful tags that can't be used.