Nor are they obligated to support you or your views.
So no one can make an offer to buy Twitter for $44 Billion dollars or more anymore?
I keep hearing this since before he took over and yet it seems the same to me. I found it trash before him and it remains that way. I don't really see any difference
That assumes that Elon Musk's public persona hasn't changed. I don't follow Elon Musk or anything that he says or does. People can compartmentalize and have separate thoughts about people. Someone can praise his business success and be disgusted with his political rhetoric. Those two thoughts can exist at the same time. People can think Elon Musk is "far right" and go out the next day and buy a Tesla. People are complex.
Musk has factories in China he's got a TON of investment from there, he does a whole lot of business there. If he was "risking his money" he wouldn't have loans, and stock holders still, nor have loaded Twitter up with debt. He'd have just bought the thing.
I don't think it's the same. Twitter seems to be showing fewer ads now yet it has been bombarded with trolling posts.
There is no difference. Twitter is fine if you stay out of stupid political arguments and conspiracy theories. There's all sorts of other interesting things about life, and interesting people to interact with.
I'm well aware but unless they did something ON THE PLATFORM TO VIOLATE THE RULES they are allowed on it.You do know who the Taliban is though right? They are an extremist group that glorifies violence, rape, and zero women's rights as well as extreme racism towards anyone who doesn't share their religious beliefs. Did you happen to see why so many people were desperate to get out of Afghanistan when they took over?
But hey, if you don't know who they are then it doesn't matter if they are on twitter right?
Its weird how US citizens expect foreign companies to obey US laws, but then believe US companies are not obligated to follow the laws in the countries they do business in.
arstechnica.com
Beat me to it. Anyone who thinks otherwise is lying to themselves with willful ignorance. There's a problem when a billionaire is in control of Twitter all of a sudden, who himself said it will be a transition, and new things will be thrown at the wall. People who can't keep negativity to themselves and jump at any chance to chime in with the mob "bad thing bad!" like a bunch of sheep. "In other news, Bad person said Bad thing, you don't like Bad thing, details at 8." If you ask any questions, you're a boot-licker or d*ck riding. Oh, and a bad person, most of all.
I applaud you for having the patience to try reasoning with those who have a former president living in their head rent-free. As if this man is steering the ship. The people who claim that half of the country is against LGB freedoms, is racist, tried overthrowing the government, etc... are the same people falling for every media hoax*. Their soluction? Point fingers at orange man! Don't pay attention to what's happening right in front of you, it's that guy who did things years ago! The lack of self-awareness is staggering. It doesn't matter if you're a centrist or an anarchist, people can't handle being told they have no principles with moral relativism and revisionist idealogy.
Elon probably fired the main person who was in charge of the payroll. Utter mess!Seems like Elon is up to his ears in issues...
Twitter is now having trouble paying some employees on time
Employees hit with overdraft fees after paychecks fail to show up on schedule.
Exactly.. It's like with Stable Diffusion apps now- some app devs are hesitant to continue app development due to the potentially risky things someone else could do. I liken it to buying a guitar. Am I going to record a cover version, note for note, of some song and then release it to make money? Or am I going to make up my own song...
