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$25 a year would be too low, everyone will be verified - which is kind of counterintuitive.
by psychologistt 10y ago
$25 a year would be too low, everyone will be verified - which is kind of counterintuitive.
- thr0waway1239 10y ago>> $25 a year would be too low, everyone will be verified I don't believe this. Suppose it is true. This would be an excellent reason to start with a "quota" (say 10000 per day) - sort of a queue based FIFO system. But each day, there will also be a few (say 100) which will open up for bidding allowing you to jump the queue. If $25 a year is really too low, then some variant of this system should work.
- rmason 10y agoIf they let you sort on it you could turn off anyone replying to your tweets that wasn't verified. A crude but probably pretty good filter for not seeing the Twitter mob. One more thing, it's 2017 and if I am paying you money let me edit my tweets for a certain period after posting to correct spelling and grammar errors.
- NeutronBoy 10y agoNot really, the point of verification is to verify that you are who you say you are, not to prove that you're somehow special.