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I would say I'm sad that the destruction of twitter also came with the erosion of the concept of blue checkmarks. It was a useful indicator, e.g. "am I interact
by isodev 2y ago
I would say I'm sad that the destruction of twitter also came with the erosion of the concept of blue checkmarks. It was a useful indicator, e.g. "am I interacting with the official handle of ...?". This is no longer possible today - one needs to always hunt down social handles from a website rather than trust Twitter/X "verification".
Also, happy to see the investigation didn't take that long. I can imagine Twitter/X is not the easiest company to work with.