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I follow pages that post vehicles, talks about current gaming news, and memes.
Yea. Ultimately the trick, as with other social media, is just to avoid toxic people and avoid trending topics as one would avoid the plague. My experience with twitter isn’t bad anymore, but only because a few years ago I went from 1000+ people I followed to the current 140, and none of them is toxic/political.
 
I think my personal favourite Elon moment has to be, that time he convinced you he was the person behind all those things. When he wasn’t. He’s just a trust fund billionaire passing off other people’s hard work, innovations, companies and ideas as his own.
Wasn't this pretty much Steve Jobs business model?
 
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I think my personal favourite Elon moment has to be, that time he convinced you he was the person behind all those things. When he wasn’t. He’s just a trust fund billionaire passing off other people’s hard work, innovations, companies and ideas as his own.
Yes. And Steve Jobs is MERELY someone passing off Woz’s hard work, innovations, company, and ideas as his own??? Idiots that sit and home and are “convinced” that others are behind moving the world to nothing are sadly the ones that never will. (But you kept your nonsense to less than 280 characters at least.)
 
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You’re right Twitter wasn’t a great functioning business - in fact it barely qualified as a poorly functioning one so changes were necessary. Purging ~60% wasn’t genius; it was plainly obvious.
Let’s hope it’s left and right wing extremist echo chamber lovers pay dearly for it. The internet needs social media, otherwise the lack of clowns would have a productive impact on western society.
 
I wonder if this is a step for actual post monetization. No idea how it would work, but if people (journalists, etc) could make money out of long posts that would actually improve Twitter.
 
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Good luck getting anyone to read that. 400 to 500 words would be fine.
I routinely read way more than that. It’s all about how interesting something is. I bet that 99.9999% of twitter posts will remain well below 1000 characters.
 
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Not saying the changes made since Elon is there are good, but it’s amazing how Twitter employees were doing nothing for 10 years.

Honestly, what did they do during their day?
 
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