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Do you mean the name change? The domain name hasn't changed, so in some sense it's the same as it always was.
by skybrian 3y ago
Do 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