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WeChat pose the door
A video account on the WeChat platform, "Thurman Cat Cup", was finally officially banned by WeChat for posting a video claiming to "find Qin Lang's homework book for primary school student Qin Lang in Paris". When the police revealed that the video was completely fabricated, the CAC issued a notice on the spot.
For those screenwriters lurking behind the keyboard, they may never have thought that a small script could make them the protagonists themselves, but this time the stage is a "legal trial" in real life.
The account was blocked, like a thunderbolt, which silenced all the cat's fans. At the beginning, Thurman Cat also made a high-profile claim that he did not rely on traffic to survive, but now it seems that traffic has not only become their lifeline, but also may become their fatal wound.
Guardian of the Internet Ecosystem
WeChat's official action can be described as a thunderbolt, and it directly ordered the account to be banned, sending a clear signal to the whole network - fabricating information, no matter what the purpose, is unacceptable.
WeChat's Coral Security Department is not only maintaining the integrity of the platform, but also setting an example for the entire network ecology. All of this is based on the Notice on Strengthening the Management of "Self-Media" and related rules. This is not only a slap in the face to Thurman, but also a wake-up call to all accounts that try to create false information to gain attention.
In this era of information explosion, everyone is eager to capture the so-called "exclusive" content, but it seems that not enough attention is paid to the authenticity of the content itself.
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Information labeling must be rigorous
In this case, a very important aspect was the identification of the content. WeChat officials made it clear that all self-media must strictly abide by the regulations on information source identification when publishing content. If it's fictional, it must be clearly marked so that everyone can see it at a glance.
It has to be said that such a provision is simply a shot in the arm for those obscure guardians of the truth. However, it is not difficult to imagine how many ambiguous videos were rampant on the Internet before this rule was introduced, leaving viewers in a fog that is difficult to distinguish between real and fake. Now that I think about it, those unmarked "creative" videos, I don't know how many good netizens have misled.
The price of fake news
This incident is not just as simple as Thurman's cup being blocked, but also an open lesson on the cost of fake news. When self-media accounts that grasp information channels begin to weave false stories in an attempt to control or guide public sentiment, they have already touched the red line of the law.
Everyone should realize that information should be truthful and trustworthy, not manipulated by personal interests. The act of spreading false information in the online world will not only pollute the information sources of society, but also cause immeasurable damage to the credibility and future of individuals. Therefore, this ban can be said to be a warning to all self-media: don't ignore the long-term consequences because of short-term benefits.
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The ridicule and expectation of netizens
Although the protagonist of the incident is a Thurman cat, the supporting role of this scene is netizens from all over the world. Someone ridiculed in the comment area: "Uncle Qin Lang has been blocked, it's her turn." As if to say, this is a reincarnation drama, and everyone is waiting for the next one.
Many netizens also began to speculate: "I searched and watched the original video today, but I didn't find it, so I should eat melons as soon as possible." It can be seen that in this era of looking at faces, the speed of the people who eat melons is faster than the speed of news dissemination. And for those Internet celebrities who rely on scripts to survive, the ridicule of netizens is even more to the point: "It's all a raccoon dog", bluntly exposing the ugly reality behind some self-media.
The price of traffic first
Combined with this incident, we can reflect not only on the suspension of an account, but also on the conflict between the pursuit of authenticity and the concept of traffic supremacy in the entire online society. In this era of clicks, many content creators may fall into the trap of creating a topic at all costs as long as it attracts attention.
But this case of "Thurman Cat Cup" clearly tells us that using fictional stories to attract attention can only end up with chicken feathers. Reality always has to be returned, and when the balance of truth tilts, those lies that have been woven will eventually disappear. This is not only a lesson for creators, but also a reminder to all viewers who consume information: before forwarding, carefully screen first.