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This is a good point. Maybe Twitter finds that these changes are driving away people who don't monetize as much and appealing to the people who do. Much like Fo
by danudey 9y ago
This is a good point. Maybe Twitter finds that these changes are driving away people who don't monetize as much and appealing to the people who do. Much like Fox News found that scummy "buy gold now!" / "sell your gold now!" ads worked well for their audience, maybe this is what engages people.
I mean, it works for spam. Obvious bad english, poor spelling and punctuation, etc. weed out people who know this is an obvious scam, leaving only the type of people who will overlook every red flag imaginable because their gullibility and greed overwhelms them.