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Why did you choose to build it on top of X? X is no longer Twitter, it's Elon Musk's vehicle for his personal political agenda. Setting aside whether you are al
by abxyz 2y ago
Why did you choose to build it on top of X? X is no longer Twitter, it's Elon Musk's vehicle for his personal political agenda. Setting aside whether you are aligned with Musk's political views, it seems like a poor decision to align yourself to a platform that is so explicitly not intended to be used the way you're using it. You should take this as a sign to fix your dependency on X. Musk doesn't care about what you're doing, he cares about his political agenda, he will happily destroy what you're doing if it were to benefit him.
- DonHopkins 2y ago[flagged]
- pc86 2y ago[flagged]
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- computerthings 2y ago[dead]
- pc86 2y agoThe GP doesn't have a product that happens to have a dependency on X. They have a product that is by definition intertwined with X. "Do it somewhere else" is just as bad a piece of advice as you would think "integrate with X" is.