Of course, but this requires the propaganda be contextualized, which wasn't a part of the situation I was suggesting.

> Can you describe how the public coming to a better understanding of the inner workings of the worlds most influential social media site is merely propaganda?

You're begging the question.

Does Twitters disclosure of parts of the algorithm used (but certainly not all!) actually lead to a better understanding of the inner workings of Twitter? Or is such a release actually serving some purpose beyond transparency?

If we had that, I'd agree it would be good. But I'm not convinced we do.

Elon's done the exact same thing before at Twitter with his selective disclosure of material to friendly journalists in the "Twitter files". That, in my opinion, led to an overall worse understanding of Twitter's actions, not better.