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- Make no changes to moderation policy. - Expose the true number of bots and expose the deception of past leadership. Be specific on who knew what and how they
by sn0w_crash 4y ago
- Make no changes to moderation policy.
- Expose the true number of bots and expose the deception of past leadership. Be specific on who knew what and how they obscured it.
- Fire more than 50% - this is not enough and I suspect another tranche of layoffs is not far off.
- Focus on user growth, acknowledge that revenue will take a hit in the short term.
- Slash all advertising costs. The cost per click on Twitter is insane relative to the outcome. You wanna woo advertisers? Cut their CPC in half.
- raxxorraxor 4y agoI would do the opposite. They should do what they did in Japan and remove artificially curated trending topics. Let users decide again. Increase API usage for tools that leverage Twitter. It will benefit the platform if others build upon it. Let users without account read tweets too. Perhaps separate business and private accounts and add filters. Usually professional and private user accounts do not mix too well. I wouldn't want to follow my employer on Twitter.