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The impressions on Musk’s tweets are still in the millions. So either the article is based on a story that never happened or the issue is fixed.
by mgiannopoulos 4y ago
The impressions on Musk’s tweets are still in the millions. So either the article is based on a story that never happened or the issue is fixed.
- corbulo 4y agoIt was an issue that he spotted and replied to multiple accounts about it, then tested it on his own account. It's really unfortunate to see so many people here in lockstep with the Musk is Tech Hitler media corps. I thought this place was different. I think I saw someone say Musk isn't as charismatic as Jobs was. Hilariously revealing. They're both difficult bosses in the extremis, but neither are Tech Hitler.
- cactusplant7374 4y agoHow did he fix Google Trends?
- mgiannopoulos 4y agoThis never had anything to do with Google Trends, this was a really silly suggestion if someone made it. Telling your boss that you and hundreds other users are simply imagining a bug is a bad idea.
- cactusplant7374 4y agoIt's in the article. Employees should tell their employer if they are wrong. I don't see anything that disproves the engineers.
- stubybubs 4y agoThat seems a little too obvious to be fake. My guess is that views =! impressions, so while he's got millions of views, he's looking at something more accurate. People are posting on locked accounts with zero followers and they have 59 "views" as soon as they post, whatever that means. https://twitter.com/TaylorLorenz/status/1623788092124704768 https://twitter.com/TaylorLorenz/status/1623788092124704768
- rasz 4y agolocked accounts with no followers get views, probably bumped by api calls in the background