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Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read, these
things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder how long it
will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I
suppose we already see something similar when broadband stops working
and the AI customer service agent keeps asking security questions
indefinately.
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On 2026/8/12 11:59:14, Richmond wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read, these
things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder how long it
will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I
suppose we already see something similar when broadband stops working
and the AI customer service agent keeps asking security questions indefinately.

Abuse of English too: inappropriate maybe, but inauthentic? IS it saying
you're not you?
--
J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/<1985 MB++G()ALIS-Ch++(p)Ar++T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf

they did so much with so little, now they do so little with so much.
- @richardgregory3684, 2023 (on the Doctor Who Theme)
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In article <82zeyrhaf1.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for
"inauthentic behaviour". I can't see anything
I did wrong. From what I read, these things
are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me
wonder how long it will be before people find
themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I suppose
we already see something similar when broadband
stops working and the AI customer service agent
keeps asking security questions indefinately.

Sounds like a blessing to me.
--
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| usenet verdict on adam h kerman |
| fuckchop+idiot+kook+scumbag+troll |
^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^
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oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82zeyrhaf1.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for
"inauthentic behaviour". I can't see anything
I did wrong. From what I read, these things
are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me
wonder how long it will be before people find
themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I suppose
we already see something similar when broadband
stops working and the AI customer service agent
keeps asking security questions indefinately.

Sounds like a blessing to me.

First they came for Twitter, whatsapp, facebook, mastodon, then.... they
came for usenet, your telephone...

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J. P. Gilliver <G6JPG@255soft.uk> wrote:

On 2026/8/12 11:59:14, Richmond wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read, these
things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder how long it
will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I
suppose we already see something similar when broadband stops working
and the AI customer service agent keeps asking security questions
indefinately.

Abuse of English too: inappropriate maybe, but inauthentic? IS it saying >you're not you?

My guess is that is what it means, and that you are trying to impersonate someone else. I've never really been all that authentic myself in the past because I have noticed that when I tell people what I really think, many of them get upset.

I would be very happy if everyone was booted off of Twitter and Whatsapp
and had to actually talk to one another in person again.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
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In article <82v79fh6i7.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote: >oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82zeyrhaf1.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote: >>> Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for

"inauthentic behaviour". I can't see anything
I did wrong. From what I read, these things
are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me
wonder how long it will be before people find
themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I suppose
we already see something similar when broadband
stops working and the AI customer service agent
keeps asking security questions indefinately.

Sounds like a blessing to me.

First they came for Twitter, whatsapp, facebook,
mastodon, then.... they came for usenet,
your telephone...

Who is "they"?

Besides, none of that is important. I lived the
vast majority of my life just fine - arguably
finer - without any of it save the phone. And
even the phone was hardly a significant aspect
of my daily existence.

All that crap might be accurately referred to as
"straw life/living": sure, it feels like a loss
after a period of pretending it was important,
but it never really was to begin with.
--
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| usenet verdict on adam h kerman |
| fuckchop+idiot+kook+scumbag+troll |
^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^
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oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82v79fh6i7.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82zeyrhaf1.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read,
these things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder
how long it will be before people find themselves booted of
Whatsapp by AI? I suppose we already see something similar when
broadband stops working and the AI customer service agent keeps
asking security questions indefinately.

Sounds like a blessing to me.

First they came for Twitter, whatsapp, facebook, mastodon,
then.... they came for usenet, your telephone...

Who is "they"?

The corporate sponsered AI.

Besides, none of that is important. I lived the vast majority of my
life just fine - arguably finer - without any of it save the
phone. And even the phone was hardly a significant aspect of my daily existence.

All that crap might be accurately referred to as "straw life/living":
sure, it feels like a loss after a period of pretending it was
important, but it never really was to begin with.

Well yes, but many people are giving up phones and email for Whatsapp
because it is free. So when the phones and the email are gone, MetaAI
will have too much power.
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Scott Dorsey wrote in article <115hpk2$1i2$1@panix2.panix.com>:

My guess is that is what it means, and that you are trying to impersonate someone else. I've never really been all that authentic myself in the past because I have noticed that when I tell people what I really think, many of them get upset.

I would be very happy if everyone was booted off of Twitter and Whatsapp
and had to actually talk to one another in person again.

Can we keep Usenet, email, and other 20th-century tech? They're
not curated and phony.
--
The meek shall inherit, we're told,
But I'm not so easily sold.
For supposing they should,
It would do them no good --
They'd lose it at once to the bold.
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The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> writes:

Scott Dorsey wrote in article <115hpk2$1i2$1@panix2.panix.com>:

My guess is that is what it means, and that you are trying to
impersonate someone else. I've never really been all that authentic
myself in the past because I have noticed that when I tell people
what I really think, many of them get upset.

I would be very happy if everyone was booted off of Twitter and
Whatsapp and had to actually talk to one another in person again.

Can we keep Usenet, email, and other 20th-century tech? They're not
curated and phony.

Phones are being converted to VOIP, and people are using AI in their
email, e.g. allowing Gemini to crawl all over it. It is only a matter of
time before certain emails become 'unacceptable' by the inscrutable
false positive method.
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In article <82tsozzdcr.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote: >oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82v79fh6i7.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote: >>>oldernow <oldernow@dev.null> writes:

In article <82zeyrhaf1.fsf@example.com>, Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended
for "inauthentic behaviour". I can't see
anything I did wrong. From what I read,
these things are automated. Probably it is
AI. It makes me wonder how long it will be
before people find themselves booted of
Whatsapp by AI? I suppose we already see
something similar when broadband stops
working and the AI customer service
agent keeps asking security questions
indefinately.

Sounds like a blessing to me.

First they came for Twitter, whatsapp,
facebook, mastodon, then.... they came for
usenet, your telephone...

Who is "they"?

The corporate sponsered AI.

Thanks!

Besides, none of that is important. I lived the
vast majority of my life just fine - arguably
finer - without any of it save the phone. And
even the phone was hardly a significant aspect
of my daily existence.

All that crap might be accurately referred
to as "straw life/living": sure, it feels
like a loss after a period of pretending it
was important, but it never really was to
begin with.

Well yes, but many people are giving up phones
and email for Whatsapp because it is free. So
when the phones and the email are gone, MetaAI
will have too much power.

It makes sense to me that smarter self-centered
beings would wind up lording it over dumber
self-centered beings.
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| fuckchop+idiot+kook+scumbag+troll |
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On 2026-08-12, Richmond wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read, these
things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder how long it
will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp by AI? I
suppose we already see something similar when broadband stops working
and the AI customer service agent keeps asking security questions indefinately.

We already get that with cloudflare and similar outfits deciding that
you're "a bot", although that's mainly an excuse to justify supporting
only select browsers.

It's like during the browser wars but worse, I guess.

And StackExchange is behind a JS wall now too.
--
Nuno Silva
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kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) writes:

J. P. Gilliver <G6JPG@255soft.uk> wrote:

On 2026/8/12 11:59:14, Richmond wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read,
these things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder
how long it will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp
by AI? I suppose we already see something similar when broadband
stops working and the AI customer service agent keeps asking
security questions indefinately.

Abuse of English too: inappropriate maybe, but inauthentic? IS it
saying you're not you?

My guess is that is what it means, and that you are trying to
impersonate someone else.

It turned out there was no reason. I now have my account back.
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Richmond <dnomhcir@gmx.com> wrote:

kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) writes:

J. P. Gilliver <G6JPG@255soft.uk> wrote:

On 2026/8/12 11:59:14, Richmond wrote:

Recently my Twitter X account was suspended for "inauthentic
behaviour". I can't see anything I did wrong. From what I read,
these things are automated. Probably it is AI. It makes me wonder
how long it will be before people find themselves booted of Whatsapp
by AI? I suppose we already see something similar when broadband
stops working and the AI customer service agent keeps asking
security questions indefinately.

Abuse of English too: inappropriate maybe, but inauthentic? IS it
saying you're not you?

My guess is that is what it means, and that you are trying to
impersonate someone else.

It turned out there was no reason. I now have my account back.

Same thing happened to me but I wonrCOt be going back to X.

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