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Many accounts that were affected by the quality filter appear to no longer be hidden by the search filter.
Some people seem to use the unreliable tester at shadowban.org. It returns a positive result for any account due to a backend error. (archive.fo/FbCZu)
Some people seem to use the unreliable tester at shadowban.org. It returns a positive result for any account due to a backend error. (archive.fo/FbCZu)
Someone on 8ch.net/qresearch/res/… suggests that our tester may be fooled by Twitter. While in principle this might be possible, I have tried to verify this claim by manually testing a few accounts, that were previously affected, but did not find any indications to support it.
Still, we need to be wary about the effects of the change. One important question, that has not been answered yet, is whether accounts that have previously been affected by #QFD can contribute to the ranking of the trends. This is tough to answer because algorithms are opaque.
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