But it's going to start small: taking away blue checkmarks.
|
|
Twitter's blue checkmarks are about to get a brand-new friend.
|
|
Successfully downloaded songs will appear with checkmarks next to their names.
|
|
"The checkmarks in the cons column just kept adding up," Clement added.
|
|
But these losses, too, feel like trope checkmarks rather than real depth.
|
|
The reviewers appreciated technological wizardry above all else, so the articles were filled with graphs and tables with checkmarks comparing the plethora of features each product had, usually awarding the Editor's Choice to the product with the most checkmarks.
|
|
Those checkmarks have become something of a status symbol among top YouTube creators.
|
|
Then once I'd corrected the issue, it congratulated me with little green checkmarks.
|
|
Some of the first users who lost their checkmarks are accusing Twitter of censorship.
|
|
On those two counts, the jurors had checked "guilty" then scratched out the checkmarks.
|
|
Before that point, the platform did award blue checkmarks to certain celebrities and brands.
|
|
The verdict form clearly shows how the jury placed checkmarks next to Manafort's eight convictions.
|
|
YouTube is taking away some verified checkmarks YouTube is making changes to its verification program.
|
|
He's not in the business of getting positive reviews from the blue checkmarks on Twitter.
|
|
Somehow, over the last few days, various accounts with checkmarks have started to appear on Mastadon.
|
|
Instead, it became complete chaos as creators tweeted, blasting YouTube for stripping them of their checkmarks.
|
|
Numerous creators with verified checkmarks spoke to The Verge about feeling demoralized after receiving the email.
|
|
His diamond, which is fairly pathetic, is similar to the blue checkmarks that verified Twitter users have.
|
|
I'm talking checkmarks so huge you're going to need two ballots just to fit it on there.
|
|
The people I notice and follow on Twitter don't necessarily have blue checkmarks or big follower numbers.
|
|
The same day, it took away blue checkmarks from alt-right figures Jason Kessler and Richard Spencer.
|
|
They bear all sorts of checkmarks and heart symbols, but that tells only part of the story.
|
|
The CEO of YouTube says that it will no longer take verified checkmarks away from top YouTubers.
|
|
Such considerations turn human lives into checkmarks on a page rather than the sacred mystery they are.
|
|
Recently, the company has started stripping verification status — the infamous blue checkmarks — from users who violate its policies.
|
|
But its the ones with blue checkmarks who have always defined the platform and profited from it most.
|
|
Others got blue checkmarks and later sold their accounts, which is against Twitter's terms but difficult to enforce.
|
|
The company has been working on a new verification program after facing backlash for granting white supremacists blue checkmarks.
|
|
Right-wing trolls with verified checkmarks have tweeted to promote genocide and to harass targets without any real consequences.
|
|
Some people like to keep their lists on paper – making emphatic and satisfying checkmarks whenever they complete a task.
|
|
YouTube is replacing checkmarks, which could inspire other social media platforms to follow suit — while angering creators in the process.
|
|
Last month Twitter responded to the backlash by changing its verification rules and starting to remove blue checkmarks from white supremacists.
|
|
It had a couple dozen categories of investor responsibilities, with checkmarks beside the things he was willing to do going forward.
|
|
YouTubers took to social media this week to complain about recent notifications that their video channels would lose their verification checkmarks.
|
|
On other social networks, checkmarks like this usually indicate a user whose account has gone through a verification process of some kind.
|
|
People without checkmarks already tend to feel unheard and neglected by Twitter, and this present episode only serves to bolster that impression.
|
|
"Later on Friday, Wojcicki issued an update on Twitter that all verified users would be able to keep their checkmarks, "without appeal.
|
|
Tap next to all the emails you want to mark as spam, which will change the empty dots to blue checkmarks.4.
|
|
YouTube announced sweeping changes to its verification system on Thursday, notifying a slew of high-profile YouTubers that they'd soon lose their checkmarks.
|
|
The company's approach to issuing checkmarks has been judicious but consistent: they are available mostly to accounts that are at risk of impersonation.
|
|
On Telegram, there are only two checkmarks, one to indicate that a message was sent and a second to indicate that it was received.
|
|
But hey, Twitter just launched a new application process for fancy blue checkmarks, so if all else fails, maybe try to get verified. Seriously.
|
|
Twitter is now offering some of its most critical anti-harassment tools to every user, not just those with blue checkmarks next to their name.
|
|
Its announcement remains purposefully vague about why it wants more blue checkmarks on the site, and what that even means for the service as a whole.
|
|
Popular YouTube creators are lashing out against the company after many of them were told Thursday they would be losing the verification checkmarks on their channels.
|
|
Profanity is treated more seriously than slurs and threats — the mere presence of vulgarity in a reply is often enough, especially when blue checkmarks are involved.
|
|
Similarly, many kids flounder when schools use the popular "token economy" approach, which gives checkmarks or tokens for good behavior that students cash in for rewards.
|
|
Now those eligibility requirements will change, and YouTube is notifying some people with checkmarks via email that they will lose their verification badge in late October.
|
|
YouTube did say its new verification criteria is taking effect "starting in late October," but YouTubers like Jake Paul have already had checkmarks disappear from their channels.
|
|
Of the seven items on the whiteboard that have visible checkmarks next to them, four haven't happened yet and at least three have been prevented from happening.
|
|
YouTube announced Thursday that it would be updating the eligibility requirements for its verification program — essentially, which channels YouTube decides will get gray checkmarks next to their names.
|
|
It's happened to a wide swath of users with blue checkmarks: big brands, journalists, and even the campaign account of a sitting US lawmaker ahead of the midterm elections.
|
|
But even with an immeasurable assist from this media corps and an army of celebrities, "thought leaders," and Twitter blue-checkmarks, it is possible for the Democrats to overreach.
|
|
One day after announcing that it was ditching the checkmarks and notifying many users that they were no longer eligible for verification, the company is walking back those changes.
|
|
As microinfluencers — people with 10,000 to 100,000 followers — become more popular with marketers, the fact that the feature is only for blue checkmarks means it can't be a total solution.
|
|
The core problem with YouTube's new approach to checkmarks, as I saw it, was that mass unverifying people would seem to *reduce* trust in the program rather than enhance it.
|
|
But it's clear from people who spoke on the condition of anonymity, many of whom have their own blue checkmarks, that a black market for Instagram verification is alive and well.
|
|
In addition, starting this week, the company says it will start verifying candidates who qualify for US primary races, so you might see more blue checkmarks attached to some candidates' profiles soon.
|
|
Jason Kessler and Richard Spencer, the "white civil rights" activists who organized the Charlottesville rally where one woman was murdered, remain active users — albeit after a slap that removed their verified user checkmarks.
|
|
The CEO of YouTube has apologized for the "frustration and hurt" caused to creators, a day after the company notified many of them that their channels would lose their verification checkmarks in October.
|
|
While Twitter says the checkmarks are meant to confirm that users are who they say they are on the social network, many see them as symbols of legitimacy or an indication of a user's prominence.
|
|
The social media site responded to the criticism Wednesday by taking checkmarks away from several users affiliated with the far right or white nationalism, as well as kicking one prominent Charlottesville marcher off the platform permanently.
|
|
According to Instagram, the checkmarks are designed simply to "help people more easily find the public figures, celebrities, and brands they want to follow," but among users, they function more or less as a mysterious status symbol.
|
|
But it's also come to be seen as an endorsement or mark of approval from Twitter, sparking outrage when the checkmarks were bestowed on white nationalists like Richard Spencer or Charlottesville, Va., "Unite the Right" rally organizer Jason Kessler.
|
|
Almost immediately, some YouTubers with hundreds of thousands — and millions — of subscribers took to social media to post screenshots of emails from YouTube, which notified them that they no longer met the criteria for verification, and they were set to lose their checkmarks the following month.
|
|
In the middle of his performance, Rhett, 29, noticed 11-year-old Madison Muckle at the front of the crowd, holding up a sign that read: "Look What God Gave Her" and a list, "Beat Cancer, Thomas Rhett concert, Selfie with Thomas," with checkmarks next to the first two items.
|
|
"The way 90% of bot farms are built today is they look for verified accounts (blue checkmarks) to follow so they can trick Facebook/ Twitter into thinking they are legitimate accounts before they start interacting with other accounts," explained Dovetale founder Michael Schmidt, who studies inauthentic activity on social media.
|
|
In the wake of the Charlottesville attack, Twitter did suspend a few accounts, but observers are questioning the company's decision to stand by the "verified" checkmarks for accounts associated with white supremacism, which in some cases rally massive troll armies and distribute everything from racist Pepe the frog memes to Nazi imagery.
|
|
But on Twitter, people who use their accounts to spread white supremacist messages haven't just been left alone; they're operating with coveted blue "verification" checkmarks, putting the social media giant in the increasingly difficult position of trying to defend the "all speech" tenant it was founded on against a userbase that is demanding more accountability.
|
|
Then there was Donald Jr. who was apparently so upset by the booing reports that he resorted to cursing on Twitter, writing, "Despite the bullshit from blue checkmark Twitter, when we walked into the arena it was overwhelmingly positive..." "Blue checkmark" are accounts where the identity of the user is verified by Twitter -- including his own -- but some on the right have claimed that these checkmarks are liberals, despite a lack of reporting to support this.
|
|
Tokens must be used as reinforcers to be effective. A token is an object or symbol that can be exchanged for material reinforcers, services, or privileges (back-up reinforcers). In applied settings, a wide range of tokens have been used: coins, checkmarks, images of small suns or stars, points on a counter, and checkmarks on a poster. These symbols and objects are comparably worthless outside of the patient-clinician or teacher-student relationship, but their value lies in the fact that they can be exchanged for other things.
|
|
Most often, emperors or their secretaries would annotate the memorials with vermillion ink, whether "forward to the proper ministry", "noted", or a series of circles. These functioned as checkmarks, indicating that he had read the petition.Wilkinson, 534-535.
|
|
The following is a list of amphibians of Northeast India. The presence of amphibian species in each of the seven Northeastern states is indicated by green checkmarks. Species endemic to Northeast India are labeled as endemic. The list is based on Sen (2004), with additional records from Nagaland included from Ao, et al. (2003).
|
|
In May 2013, the concept was updated to include a blue checkmark badge to highlight the account's Verified status. In October 2015, Facebook introduced a "gray badge" verification system for local businesses with physical addresses, with the gray color intended to differentiate from its typical blue checkmarks assigned to celebrities, public figures, sports teams and media organizations.
|
|
The album cover depicts a string of connected paper dolls with checkmarks on all with the exception of one which is crossed out, thus One X. On the inside, the CD tray shows all red fish, except one black fish. This same image is also on the "Animal I Have Become" single cover. The lyrics are included in the album booklet.
|
|
The game was played with two boards (with twelve correct answers and four Wipeouts in each). The correct answers were indicated by checkmarks and the Wipeouts were indicated by crosses. In the beginning, the crosses appeared after an explosion; later they appear in a variety of ways. Correct answers were worth 25 points each in board one and 50 points each in board two.
|
|
In January and February 2005, the band toured across the U.S. alongside Something Corporate, Hidden in Plain View, Straylight Run, and Armor for Sleep. Almost Here was released on February 8 through Fueled by Ramen. In mid-June, a music video for "Checkmarks" premiered on Fuse's Oven Fresh programme. Between-mid June and mid-August, the group went on the 2005 edition of Warped Tour.
|
|
Pre-assessment should always be evaluated but never with grades (Rice, 2013). Teachers should use checkmarks, symbols and highlighter to help find where the students need the most instruction. These assessments should be used to create teachers lesson plans and help the teacher find the best approach for the new unit. The best way to assess is to use graphic organizers, which will be described greater detail below.
|
|
Green Check Marks recognize consistent excellence throughout the competitive season. There is no limit to the number of Green Check Marks a student may earn. In general, Green Check Marks are awarded to any competitor who achieves a winning record in debate or finishes in the top 40% of an individual event (IE). Green Check Marks are unique to each event and students may not transfer checkmarks from one event to another.
|
|
On February 21, the band released an acoustic EP, titled From the Carpet, which included three songs from Almost Here: "The Phrase That Pays", "Down and Out" and "Black Mamba". The band went on the 2006 edition of the Warped Tour. The album spawned three singles: "Checkmarks", "Slow Down" (often incorrectly referred to as "Hollywood Hills"), which was chosen through an online poll on the band's website, and "The Phrase That Pays". "Classifieds" was an intended single from the album and a video was made for the song.
|
|
Legal professionals predicted that this decision might impact the future design of terms of use agreements particularly for e-commerce sites, rather than business-to-business sites. The court's decision to include a reference to the "courts' traditional reluctance to enforce browsewrap agreements against individual consumers" indicated that this case would particularly impact consumer-facing businesses. At the time, it led to legal professionals recommending that e-commerce sites consider adding clear manifestations of consent - like checkmarks - or text clearly stating that continued use of the site would be interpreted as the user's consent to the terms.
|
|