If they get noticed by the RWNJs tons of complaints appear. No matter they are bogus complaints, the site or account gets suspended while the review occurs.

yours to be tweeted.....hmmmm

...but if you click on one of the links in the tweets ie:http://americawantsnocuts.com/dailykos - you get ANOTHER scary-looking warning that the site "might be dangerous!!".

Somebody REALLY REALLY doesn't want people to visit or see that site. The form presented on the site to sign onto the petition goes to: https://takeaction.wufoo.com/forms/q10st7700ym5jna/ - (wufoo.com is a well-known form-builder site that provides the ability to easily create forms to site designers - not a spammer, etc. - visit it at http://www.wufoo.com )

SO. There is NOTHING about http://americawantsnocuts.com that is "dangerous" or "spammy" that I can discern.

But nonetheless, Somebody REALLY REALLY doesn't want people to visit or see that site.

IntereSTINK.

CREDO and other petition sites flying now..but have not seen This particular link..yet
I dunno-I'm dumber than a barbwire fence when it comes to "puters" & how this all works
I'm just happy to see these petitions out there in Twitter World...

possibly being spam.

Now I'm going to tweet that they are blocking the site. I hope everyone does.

It went thru, for me, with no warnings....

They do the same on Facebook if you try to correct them. They report you as spam and enough reports gets you blocked.

Because they hate SS and want to see it done away with (yaknow "soshulism" and all that)

Have to wonder if Pete Peterson/Kochs and their Tealiban outfits hire scum to report progressive links as "spam" to keep campaigns like this from working. No doubt I guess.

Welcome to the wonderful world of human-free review. The URL has been mass reported as a phishing site by paid operatives and unpaid operatives to Twitter and the only way it will ever be linkable is if we all raise enough of a stink that Twitter notices and sends someone to physically review the site...in 2-8 weeks. (They have few people tasked with this and a long rolling list of sites to review)

Now, because Twitter reports its reported phishing sites to net-watchdog groups and other major websites like Google and Yahoo...you can expect the link to be flagged at them in the coming days too, as well as blocked by ISPs and AV/AS software. Part of a wide-ranging internet policy for major providers to keep their sites safe for users by sharing "malicious user/site" data.

It seems like knowingly and intentionally falsely reporting a site as phishing should be actionable in some way. Surely some of the flaggers are identifiable.

Can the owners of the site sue Twitter itself for defamation, considering that they're flagging the site with no review?

Maybe all sites like this that are likely to be attacked, should be prepared for these kinds of tactics.

Or could someone else mirror the site? There has to be a way to foil these morons.

I reported it but as you say they win once the get the block.

I hope the site itself knows about this.

They should have a lawyer contact Twitter to let them know what is going on. And couldn't they find out who is behind this? Expose them.

Why is it always the bad guys who do this?

Maybe we should be on the offensive, we know who the bad guys are, rather than always on the defensive.

As for this, I asked about because I don't know, but is it possible for the site to change it's name, or to have several domain links all leading to the site, making it necessary for the cowards to keep on doing it but never succeeding in shutting it down?

I don't know, but I wonder if they could be sued for this.

possibly being Spam.

I wonder if the site knows it is being blocked?

And thanks for pointing out it is not listed on Google as an unsafe site.

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I'll tweet a link to this also and hopefully before the end of the day everyone will do so. It would be great if the attempt to block it got them even more hits and followers.

Thanks, going to tweet that now.

Google does not see the link as harmful but twitter still does so I put in the ticket.

I hope thousands of people do so now and the attempt to block them gets the opposite result of what they intended. Tens of thousands of people who didn't even know about the site, now will.

a possibly dangerous link. Did you just retweet directly from the OP?

They'd know who manages the site (I don't know and WhoIs/DNS registration info is private). That's who needs to contact Twitter about this bullshit - the site owner(s).

@SenSanders - Twitter has http://www.americawantsnocuts. com site flagged as 'malicious' or 'spam' for no reason. We can't tweet the link!

(note I placed a space between the . and com in my tweet so Twitter wouldn't give me that stupid red error message).

Perhaps if some attentive aides who manage Bernie Sanders' twitter feed see enough of such tweets, they'll contact the http://www.americawantsnocuts.com site owners and have them contact twitter.

if someone who has been in contact with the webmasters or owners of "America Wants No Cuts" today can forward it to them, it details how to get unblocked.