Putin-ism /ˈpuː.tɪn.ɪzəm/ n. The mental faculty of perceiving multiple perspectives in a conflict, often regarded with suspicion. Example: "When he suggested that both his siblings’ grievances over the inheritance were valid, his cousin branded it blatant Putin-ism."

03/07/2025 15:28:42

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The NYT concedes that Covid Origins was a disinformation and censorship campaign run by Western governments to deceive their citizens. With the MSM acting as the messengers. What happened to independent media? https://t.co/QEviYIT9Hu (03/16/2025 17:35:32)
This must be the new gold standard of government transparency. Without doubt the most effective way to tackle fraud in the long run. https://t.co/uEGheww9bX (03/10/2025 07:11:25)
Putin-ism /ˈpuː.tɪn.ɪzəm/ n. The mental faculty of perceiving multiple perspectives in a conflict, often regarded with suspicion. Example: "When he suggested that both his siblings’ grievances over the inheritance were valid, his cousin branded it blatant Putin-ism." (03/07/2025 15:28:42)
The top priority of @CommunityNotes should be making a graph of Enterprising Desert Raven and his bot network, figure out how they operate, who's paying them, and shutting them down. Then based on the learning design an algorithm to detect CN abuse so the team can take it down. (03/01/2025 09:08:27)
Putin-ism /ˈpuː.tɪn.ɪzəm/ n. The mental faculty of perceiving multiple perspectives in a conflict, often regarded with suspicion. Example: "When he suggested that both his siblings’ grievances over the inheritance were valid, his cousin branded it blatant Putin-ism." (03/07/2025 15:28:42)
The top priority of @CommunityNotes should be making a graph of Enterprising Desert Raven and his bot network, figure out how they operate, who's paying them, and shutting them down. Then based on the learning design an algorithm to detect CN abuse so the team can take it down. (03/01/2025 09:08:27)