> To ensure the authenticity of our user base we must take extreme measures to remove spam and bots from our platform. Well about that, I noticed heavy inflow

> To ensure the authenticity of our user base we must take extreme measures to remove spam and bots from our platform. Well about that, I noticed heavy inflow of spam and bots traffic right after Mr Musk starts selling the blue patch for money. These spammers purchased and utilized the "first-class citizen" privilege to bend the display priority to their favor. Now days, you open a Tweet, the top replies are almost all spams. You know, at this point, it is obviously apparent that the spammers knows better about Twitter than Mr Musk do. But all and all, this (as well as the recent events related to Reddit) is a good thing. Because it serves a good reminder that we (the users) are products, sometimes the self-paying type. So maybe next time you when plan to spend some chill time on some services, think how much you can get out if it for exchange.