> if you can't make money off it, the platform will cease to exist charge for it, if it's good people will pay > you claiming that government accounts are amp

> if you can't make money off it, the platform will cease to exist charge for it, if it's good people will pay > you claiming that government accounts are amplified is a strawman no, read the article, it is about that > Platform Use Guidelines on state-affiliated accounts stated, “In the case of state-affiliated media entities, Twitter will not recommend or amplify accounts or their Tweets with these labels to people.” By 23:39 GMT that evening, however, Twitter had removed this sentence from its platform policy and then they removed those labels altogether