Twitter Debuts 'Stickers' as it Faces Slowest Revenue Growth in Three Years

[LordQ]

Sorry that you don't understand the allure of Pusheen stickers.

Hmm... okay, maaaaybe Pusheen might be acceptable :3

 

[omerbaker]

Free Milo first.

This is what I was thinking when I clicked to see the comments.
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What exactly is 'hate speech' and how did Milo participate in it? Is it simply anything the left doesn't agree with?

Yes, yes it is.

 

[ssspinball]

He did not harass her, period. He tweeted at her 3 times and none were abusive to warrant a permanent suspension. Correcting someone's bad grammar is not abusive, it's borderline annoying. The other two tweets were about her terrible movie.

Also, Leslie Jones has tweeted many times in the past hate against white people, but since she's not a conservative Twitter is fine with that.

Hello, how is the weather in your parallel dimension?

 

[jamisonbaines]

i stopped tweeting regularly a long time ago and the majority of people i enjoyed following have done the same. it's a wasteland at this point, full of sponsored tweets, who to follow suggestions and bot accounts retweeting their sibling bot accounts.

realistically it's all good for these networks when they're running on capital but once they need to monetize it becomes garbage. i felt the same about facebook, and more recently the facebook changes in instagram. it seems only a matter of time before snapchat ruins itself too.

 

[akash.nu]

The basic idea is that businesses or platforms need to make money. There's no point of existence otherwise.

 

[Goatllama]

It's not an awful idea. Definitely doesn't appeal to me personally, but while myself and several of my friends were watching WWDC, all the new iMessages stickers and things were very exciting to them. So I think this is a step in the right direction, just a very small step, more like a skid maybe.

 

[akash.nu]

Stickers in iMessage is different to stickers in Twitter. Stickers within a communication and messaging service is definitely acceptable but Twitter is a platform to share open thoughts, initiate discussions. Stickers don't work there.

 

[6836838]

Stickers. The social media equivalent of the death knell.