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Shaman
2022 Nov 2, 3:31pm
Shaman
2022 Nov 2, 3:31pm
It’s just an upgraded membership that celebrities and elites got used to having for free.
You can still be a twit without it.
You can still be a twit without it.
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Hircus
2022 Nov 2, 5:53pm
Hircus
2022 Nov 2, 5:53pm
This is one of her many brilliant and deep thoughts
Could fit in another one of these vids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fo9XlWPIiU
Could fit in another one of these vids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fo9XlWPIiU
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AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 2, 9:34pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 2, 9:34pm
Elon responds:
We all know why they are flipping out - they used the Policy Board and Opaque Policies to control who got a "Blue Check". They don't wanted the unwashed masses having access for the price of a Netflix subscription. Also, a twitter that gets user revenue direct is not as dependent on ads from Bank of Asmodeus or JP Morgan or Disney.
We all know why they are flipping out - they used the Policy Board and Opaque Policies to control who got a "Blue Check". They don't wanted the unwashed masses having access for the price of a Netflix subscription. Also, a twitter that gets user revenue direct is not as dependent on ads from Bank of Asmodeus or JP Morgan or Disney.
This solves problems right away:
1. "Verified" Bots go away, because the cost is too high, or the transaction is traceable.
2. People that want to be "verified" already have enough money to pay. Narcissism in the public square has a small cost now.
3. Twitter becomes more profitable instantly. I think I'll buy the stock once it becomes public again.