All of the individuals and blog that were affected by these Big Tech bans on mentioning Jonathan Yaniv by name had in common that they are US-based. The question is why Canada's tribunal system has any reach at all there. I forgot to mention that another long-running Radfem blog which was hosted on Wordpress was also banned. See tweet: https://twitter.com/4th_WaveNow/status/1154131756666122241

Not only did @WordPress & @automattic delete one of the longest running feminist sites (GenderTrender) w/out warning. Their employees MANUALLY EDITED our site; something you'd only expect to see in China or the former USSR. Unprecedented, & they had **NO LEGAL REASON TO DO IT.**

— 4thWaveNow (@4th_WaveNow) July 24, 2019

HOW DID I FORGET ABOUT AD NASEUM?

I wrote an article about it here, they click every damn ad for you, so your data is utterly useless. It's like the fat man of ad blocking.

https://adland.tv/adnews/adnauseam-clicking-ads-so-you-dont-have-2016

Install it! https://adnauseam.io/

To make US minimum wage, an artist on Spotify would need 380,000 streams. To make the same salary as the avg. Spotify employee, a songwriter would need 288 million streams. [5/20]#IRespectMusic https://t.co/ENa0lrglolhttps://t.co/WcqKhiElEk

— David Poe (@poedavid) July 11, 2019

This is still being debated on Twitter.

Anyone else wonder how much beer they could be selling in the UAE with so many devout Muslims, like the one passing that billboard?