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Even if a few million people signed up for that (which is a stretch IMO), it amounts to chump change that probably doesn't cover the cost of their content moder
by Androider 6y ago
Even if a few million people signed up for that (which is a stretch IMO), it amounts to chump change that probably doesn't cover the cost of their content moderation team alone. You can't build a business on $12/year.
The trick is to charge Twitter business account $399/mo for something... like a business verified badge or the ability to edit and curate their own posts and replies.
- minikites 6y ago>content moderation team Twitter has one? Could have fooled me.
- CharlesW 6y ago> You can't build a business on $12/year. And yet they appear to have done that on $0 of user-contributed revenue. Can you help me understand why it's better to leave that money on the table?
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoImagine that $12 is to remove ads. That on its own would destroy most of the ad revenue because the people likely to put their hand in their pocket are exactly the ones advertisers want to target.