Turns out no one can compete with Elon Musks Twitter
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Turns out no one can compete with Elon Musks Twitter
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#5It's essentially a ring where rich and famous people try and dunk on each other but turns out advertisers don't like this sort of thing because maybe it's too inflammatory or the dunking distracts people from the potential product being advertised nearby.
The only thing that his purchase caused was that Musk became a sort of Dana White of the Internet, or Vince McMahon rather.
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#6The company Twitter was a mess before acquisition and is a mess after Trump bought it. It's essentially a ring where rich and famous people try and dunk on each other but turns out advertisers don't like this sort of thing because maybe it's too inflammatory or the dunking distracts people from the potential product being advertised nearby. The only thing that his purchase caused was that Musk became a sort of Dana W…
Re: Turns out no one can compete with Elon Musks Twitter
#7The company Twitter was a mess before acquisition and is a mess after Trump bought it. It's essentially a ring where rich and famous people try and dunk on each other but turns out advertisers don't like this sort of thing because maybe it's too inflammatory or the dunking distracts people from the potential product being advertised nearby. The only thing that his purchase caused was that Musk became a sort of Dana W…
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#10I like the community notes feature but it doesn't show up that much. Separately I dislike the fact that Elon asked the staff to make exception for his account when it comes to ranking decisions. That's ridiculous.