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Seems pretty weird to me. I read an article that the top 5% of users are responsible for 90% of tweets and most of the profit. Said 5% have been leaving the p
by sliken 4y ago
Seems pretty weird to me. I read an article that the top 5% of users are responsible for 90% of tweets and most of the profit. Said 5% have been leaving the platform for the last few months.
Now there's a $8/Month incentive for the top users to leave ... seems backwards. They should be paying the top users to stay so the 95% has something to read.
Imagine if youtube creators had to pay instead of be paid.
- registeredcorn 4y ago>Imagine if youtube creators had to pay instead of be paid. Isn't that essentially what demonetization is, just without the predictability of a regular monthly bill? Granted, it's not a perfect 1:1, I just wanted to find an excuse to snipe at YouTube.
- boole1854 4y agoIn the thread linked to by this post, Musk says that they will pay part of the monthly fee to content creators on Twitter. If true, in-demand creators will likely earn far more than they pay.