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From what I can tell, most Twitter users outside English speaking countries don't care about who is the CEO at all. Business as usual.
by fg137 1mo ago
From what I can tell, most Twitter users outside English speaking countries don't care about who is the CEO at all. Business as usual.
- miladyincontrol 1mo agoThats sorta my situation, a scene I'm rather involved in has most the international users there, as such thats where things still live. Every other alternative has failed to gain enough traction for one reason or another. Its usually either limited features, regional accessibility issues, or platforms like metas' just basically trading one big bad organization for another.
- shaky-carrousel 1mo ago[flagged]
- notthemessiah 1mo agoEnglish is still the lingua franca of Europe. I find that users in all parts of Asia still use Xitter heavily (though some artists in East and Southeast Asia fled when the Grok edit button was added), and only nazis and campist communists still use Xitter in the US.
- cbeach 1mo ago[flagged]
- timmytokyo 1mo agohttps://bsky.app/profile/artcandee.bsky.social/post/3lgdvykc5yc27 https://bsky.app/profile/artcandee.bsky.social/post/3lgdvykc...
- cbeach 1mo agoThat Bluesky link is sign-in-walled. Ironic, given how many people criticise X.com for its sign-in requirements.
- OuterVale 1mo agoIn this case it is because the posting account has explicitly ticked 'Ask apps and sites not to show my account to logged-out users'. Of course, Bluesky is built upon the open AT Protocol, so you can still view the post by any one of a number of other means without requiring a complex workaround.
- khiem2794 1mo agoNeed login to view this, is there nitter for bsky posts?
- bakies 1mo agoWhat about video?
- bakies 1mo agoDidn't think so
- Gigachad 1mo agoHe has spent the last few months repeatedly posting the same comment about hitler being a socialist. If it was just the salute in isolation it could be questionable, but now there is no doubt.
- cbeach 1mo ago[flagged]
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