> it drives adoption Indeed. Apparently the name has been changed now to "Premium", but originally it was "Twitter Blue". The blue checkmark was the selling po

> it drives adoption Indeed. Apparently the name has been changed now to "Premium", but originally it was "Twitter Blue". The blue checkmark was the selling point. > Almost every platform with optional subscriptions does that - LinkedIn, Reddit, etc. TIL there's a Reddit Premium symbol in user profiles. However, the Reddit Premium symbol is not displayed in posts and comments, which makes it very different from Twitter's system. > I don't understand why you want me to defend Elon. I don't. That would be entirely your choice.