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He's their most prized user. Cratering him would likely crater the entire service, despite donald's blatant violations of twitter's TOS.
by craftyguy 8y ago
He's their most prized user. Cratering him would likely crater the entire service, despite donald's blatant violations of twitter's TOS.
- ada1981 8y agoWhen I was in grad school I used to give talks to students about avoiding MLM schemes. Later, after having invented and patented a product, I came to the sobering realization that the majority of my revenue was coming from MLM companies. I released the IP to the public domain and shut down the company.
- throwawayc6 8y agoThere seems to be another set of rules for users with high follower counts, presumably because Twitter is terrified of the backlash and claims of censorship. One particularly nasty individual with a blue checkmark has the habit of screenshotting people who disagree with her, and then unleashing her followers on them. It’s almost impossible to critically engage with this individual without risking being destroyed professionally or personally. Twitter’s response seems to be quietly demoting Tweets, but there is definitely a power dynamic at play with people who have high follower counts, and it isn’t in favor of Twitter.