Slack has removed 28 accounts connected to known hate groupshttps://t.co/HcTcyn3PyE

— Axios (@axios) March 14, 2019

Slack says it has removed 28 accounts "because of their clear affiliation with known hate groups."https://t.co/x0ipau5ML7

— Jared Holt (@jaredlholt) March 14, 2019

Slack says it removed dozens of accounts affiliated with hate groups https://t.co/yE8lQhXBTF via @Verge

— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) March 14, 2019

Slack says it removed dozens of accounts affiliated with hate groups https://t.co/cg5mv39MYx pic.twitter.com/SQfvqKz492

— The Verge (@verge) March 14, 2019

Without a bunch of public hand-wringing or bullshit about free speech, @SlackHQ has banned hate groups from their platform. Your turn, @Twitter. https://t.co/oAhSr6DWr0

— Laurie Voss (@seldo) March 14, 2019

"The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform."

Bye bye, American Identity Movement (née Identity Evropa).

No Slack for fascists. #NoPlatform for fascism.https://t.co/GqUaf3JvvC

— New York City Antifa (@NYCAntifa) March 14, 2019

Slack just removed 28 accounts because of their clear affiliation with known hate groups.

"The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform." https://t.co/d84IbBbpyj

— Caroline Orr (@RVAwonk) March 14, 2019

Slack removes 28 accounts affiliated with known hate groups https://t.co/573QzXQUZE @SlackHQ

— David Beard (@dabeard) March 14, 2019

Good on @SlackHQ for kicking nazis off their platform. https://t.co/RByl3yOUhk

— Melissa Ryan (@MelissaRyan) March 14, 2019

“Slack removes hate groups” by @SlackHQ https://t.co/2Hm49ZqwXx

— ?.?. ?????? (@intelwire) March 14, 2019

.@SlackHQ removes 28 hate groups (including Identity Evropa, from the @UR_Ninja leaks). I’d love to see a more robust updated hate speech policy and some tool improvements (like muting and blocking) to mitigate harassment.
Slack isn’t just a tool.https://t.co/bY8OfCcqAJ

— caroline sinders (@carolinesinders) March 14, 2019

Thank you, @SlackHQ. https://t.co/1cAVrvLDFE

— Marc Hedlund (@marcprecipice) March 14, 2019

What a novel idea, @jack. Kudos to @SlackHQ https://t.co/U1b1nBLDZ4

— johnuary (@H4N4W4LT) March 14, 2019

Today, we removed 28 accounts because of their clear affiliation with known hate groups. See https://t.co/LoCct9Z4pl for more.

— Slack (@SlackHQ) March 14, 2019

Timely: just yesterday Slack pulled 30 neo-nazi project accounts. https://t.co/M1eTLp9PU9

— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) March 15, 2019

Slack says it removed dozens of accounts affiliated with hate groups https://t.co/ibwZQWjSMX pic.twitter.com/q7yzz40Bh7

— Reg Saddler (@zaibatsu) March 15, 2019

Slack says it removed dozens of accounts affiliated with hate groups https://t.co/cg5mv39MYx pic.twitter.com/gwKOWuzulo

— The Verge (@verge) March 15, 2019

Yesterday @SlackHQ removed 28 accounts because of their clear affiliation with known hate groups.

Maybe you can do that today @TwitterSafety @delbius @Jack?https://t.co/WwOsHLMybT

— Michael wall unbuilder (@OmanReagan) March 15, 2019

Kudos, @SlackHQ⁩. ??

“Today we removed 28 accounts because of their clear affiliation with known hate groups. The use of ⁦#Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in... and is not welcome on our platform.” #DeplatformHate https://t.co/5aKExABAqp

— Jonathan Blaque (@jblaque) March 14, 2019

Slack removes 28 “hate groups”

>offers zero transparency about who they are or what that even means
https://t.co/YhbOGYeJn4

— Dissenter.com is ? by Gab (@getongab) March 14, 2019

Slack kicks neo-nazis following @B_Meson and @carolinesinders report on @UR_Ninja ?https://t.co/4alpdrw7RK

— Nima Fatemi (@mrphs) March 14, 2019

Every time I think something about what a tech company can and should do, @SlackHQ shows up and does it. Kudos to building a great product and company ?????? https://t.co/DUaOCQ7hTm

— Nisha Dwivedi (@dwivedi_nisha) March 15, 2019

Slacks follows up the political purge?https://t.co/AOOlP7LLga pic.twitter.com/L8cXwHSB8L

— Emil O W Kirkegaard (@KirkegaardEmil) March 14, 2019