I&#x27;m no neckbeard (well, maybe I am, ha) but I&#x27;ve been wondering really if the new &quot;Safety Council&quot; will be the beginning of the end.<p>There&#x27;s already stresses on the system, baroque user name &#x2F; user discovery, you go to post and you can&#x27;t condense your point into the space allowed even though you tried a few times, you&#x27;ve been using twitter for a while so the novelty is wearing off, you are in your own place in your own &quot;timeline curation journey&quot; -- maybe you have too few people and you don&#x27;t get a lot of value out of timeline checking, maybe you&#x27;ve got too many and the high volume posters drown out the good signal from the low volume posters (that&#x27;s where I am at, and don&#x27;t know how quite to fix it,,,), maybe your interests have changed, so when you check your timeline its like listening to those old mp3&#x27;s from the 90&#x27;s that you still keep around (not your current tastes, and terrible encoding rates), so now you need to curate a new timeline, and that&#x27;s a lot of work, and where to start?!?<p>,,,anyways, this is your feeling about Twitter, and then, now there is this new layer of the &quot;Safety Council Directorate&quot; and the wild west feel is gone from some of the signal, and maybe it even makes you worried about your own potential implosion from a social media misstep (&quot;So You&#x27;ve Been Publicly Shamed&quot;),,, and then you say to yourself, to hell with it, this Twitter thing is getting too ponderous.<p>---<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;blogs.spectator.co.uk&#x2F;2016&#x2F;02&#x2F;twitters-new-safety-council-makes-a-mockery-of-free-speech&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;blogs.spectator.co.uk&#x2F;2016&#x2F;02&#x2F;twitters-new-safety-cou...</a>