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110 million followers of which 1.2 million liked the joke...
I heard they're mostly bots. Oh, they're not now? Enjoy your cult. I'm sure it's warm and safe.
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I heard they're mostly bots. Oh, they're not now? Enjoy your cult. I'm sure it's warm and safe.
Odd sort of cult but I think the reusable rocket boosters are cool and thought letting the sink in funny. I guess silly humor is the new cult thing. But yeah there may be bots.
But thanks for your input.
Have a great day.
The odds are that Twitter will probably be dead in a year. He'll bring on a few yes-men executives that'll applaud him when he guts development and then when everything grinds to a halt they'll catch the blame. Especially since he'll probably force something like integrated NFTs on a whim. Unlike Facebook and how it's captured an older audience that's relative inelastic to moving to other platforms, I don't see peopl…
Weird claim.
Twitter has been mismanaging for years. I doubt Elon could do worse.
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Discoverability is important, but imo there should be a dedicated section for it instead of mixing it with the tweets of the people you actually follow. But on the other hand, people might not really be willing to "switch tabs" and so if you move the feature somewhere else then people will never really see it. It's kind of a trade off. I think what's a bit annoying is that often times these discovery features are use…
I use twitter because you can switch to a chronological feed by using the "sparkle/stars" button in the upper right corner. This removes all of the suggestions and tweets from people you don't know. Basically it turns discoverablity off. You still get retweets if shared by someone you follow (you can also turn that off by going to their profile). This is the main reason it's the only social media company I use. I can…