I agree to an extent. The only metric that matters, and unfortunately the hardest one to measure, is conversion rate. Everything else - impressions, clicks, wa

I agree to an extent. The only metric that matters, and unfortunately the hardest one to measure, is conversion rate. Everything else - impressions, clicks, watch time - are just really bad approximations of real value. _If_ Musk can establish Twitter as a high-conversion platform, he will succeed; however, that's a big "if" because I think this latest decision is a huge miss. I was on twitter for 15-20 minutes today and got rate limited. I'm not a bot. Are enough people going to give Twitter $8 because of this to offset those who stop being active on the platform and driving ad views? I highly doubt it. I know I'm just moving on to doing other things instead.