I don't know the coding or the algae-rhythm that determines these things. All I know is that I received a batch of these notices on Twitter:
We put a warning on one or more recent Tweets because they might have sensitive content. If you think this warning is a mistake, you can appeal.
This was the most recent tweet:
I first started getting these notices back in the Pool Party! chapter, which to be honest had a lot of (CENSORED) nudity. But, lately I've been getting a lot of content hidden that seems pretty non-sensitive. Here's what you see if you click that "View" button for example:
The sensitive content appears to be Miss Victory giving a hockey-style beating to Liberty Belle. Well, I guess violence might be considered sensitive content. Maybe because of girl-on-girl violence? White girl violence? Who knows?
But just to see what the issue was I went ahead and posted this tweet right after receiving my warning notice about sensitive content.
And for some reason this was NOT flagged as sensitive content. The only difference between these two is:
So, back to my title question: "Is Twitter Throttling Back Hive Content?"
It sure seems like it. I know, I'll share this to Twitter and see what happens!