Na temelju nalaza istraživanja, Amnesty International uputio je Twitteru sljedeće preporuke:
Twitter bi trebao javno podijeliti detaljne i relevantne informacije o vrsti i razmjeru nasilja nad ženama i drugim ranjivim skupinama te objaviti kako su reagirali na to nasilje.
Twitter bi trebao unaprijediti svoje mehanizme za prijavu nasilja kako bi se osiguralo učinkovitije procesuiranje prijava.
Twitter bi trebao pojasniti kako interpretira i identificira nasilje i zlostavljanje te kako procesuira prijave.
Twitter bi trebao poduzeti proaktivnije mjere s ciljem educiranja korisnika i podizanja svijesti o sigurnosti i privatnosti koje bi ženama pomogle da njihova iskustva na ovoj platformi budu manje toksična.
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When asked about what triggers abuse against her on Twitter, UK writer Danielle Dash explained,
“The amount of abuse on Twitter depends on what you post. For example, if you talk about the EU, if you talk about race, if you talk about race and politics, if you talk about race and politics and gender, if you talk about rape – those are some of the triggering things that will attract the attention. It’s like a dog whistle to them.”
UK journalist Nosheen Iqbal emphasized how the abuse she receives on Twitter is often sparked by writing strong opinion pieces. She also emphasized how the abuse can spiral out of control if someone with a large following is the original perpetrator of the abuse. She notes,
“On Twitter, the general abuse I receive comes after I write opinion pieces. Expressing an opinion or a strong opinion will get you roasted online…The most memorable is when someone has a large following and all the followers jump in. You just don’t expect it – you shouldn’t expect it. Attitudes to women are heinous online.”
