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I guess what you're overlooking is that there is little financial incentive to do this. No one makes money revealing fake identities; the money is in making the
by msvan 14y ago
I guess what you're overlooking is that there is little financial incentive to do this. No one makes money revealing fake identities; the money is in making them.
- the_cat_kittles 14y agoseems like twitter itself should have significant financial incentive to do this
- corin_ 14y agoIf there's enough financial incentive for services like Klout (http://klout.com/home http://klout.com/home) then presumably there are two subsets of the people targeted, one who want fake followers to be counted, one who would love to be able to show "I'm legit!"