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No. He ruined the product in every way then said “pay”. There’s nothing to pay for anymore. Let it burn.
by 3cats-in-a-coat 3y ago
No. He ruined the product in every way then said “pay”. There’s nothing to pay for anymore. Let it burn.
- 93po 3y ago??? How is twitter any different from a casual user perspective?
- 3cats-in-a-coat 3y agoRuined verification, ruined home timeline algorithm, promotion of political nonsense throughout the platform, extremely bizarre bottom of the barrel scam ads replacing reputable advertisers, inscrutable links with no headlines, and proliferation of "engagement hustlers" who posts clickbait to get to our timelines at the hope of getting something from the revenue sharing program. Made worse by the fact moderation basically does not exist anymore. Including fake content about real events, like Ukraine and Palestine. Also banned third party clients, including their own Tweetdesk (replaced by a shitty webapp), frequent reliability issues. I mean I can go on all day. The question is how come YOU do not know any of that? You must be way more casual user than me, I guess. Twitter used to be a medium where I come for links to content from anyone I care about. Many I care about are gone from the platform or inactive. Many others I care about just do not show up on my timeline, because the timeline prioritizes garbage I don't care about. I keep clicking "Following" but it never sticks. Intentionally. Twitter is only slightly better than 4chan right now. And getting worse by the minute.
- 93po 3y agoAs a casual user twitter feels exactly the same to me, but perhaps less spammy responses to tweets selling NFTs and the addition of community notes. Twitter has always had a reputation of reliability issues. They're basically famous for it.