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…Twitter literally does not exist anymore.
by WendyTheWillow 3y ago
…Twitter literally does not exist anymore.
- skybrian 3y agoDo you mean the name change? The domain name hasn't changed, so in some sense it's the same as it always was.
- RIMR 3y agoIs that your standard? So long as they own the same domain name, you won't notice any change of ownership, rebranding, or degradation of service? I guess MySpace and Digg are just as healthy as they've always been. Domain names are the same, so no need for nuance about anything else.
- skybrian 3y agoI think Twitter has changed quite a bit. I don't think you have to use the new name. We can talk about "old Twitter" or say "Twitter used to be better."
- kalleboo 3y ago> The domain name hasn't changed I don't use the site myself so I don't know what redirects are in place, but most links people send me are now x.com rather than twitter.com
- bigstrat2003 3y agoNah, screw that. I refuse to acknowledge idiotic rebranding nonsense. It's still Twitter as far as I'm concerned (ditto for Facebook, Comcast, etc).
- maxlin 3y agoNeither does Google as-is in the same role, it's "Alphabet" now. Semantics don't matter but I guess you don't have any other comeback?
- WendyTheWillow 3y agoYes it does, as a subsidiary.