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Brands that don’t buy enough Twitter ads will lose verification
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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Why did those guys sold twitter to him again?
if someone offers you $200k for a 2020 Toyota Camry would you sell it?
Yeah but I’m a nobody. If I built a social media mega hub that can be abused to brainwash humanity, I would like to think keeping it off the wrong hands is priceless
The beautiful thing about ~~public companies~~ capitalism is that it's not people who built it who end up selling it.
Humanity is capricious as fuck. You can brainwash them, but then after a while, you just got to brainwash them again. Gets old.
Yes, BUT have you ever considered that with enough money you can just not care?
Also, look at what's his face that started Twitter. Now he's got insane levels of Musk's cash and started yet another social media company, Blueksy which a lot of people ran over to. I punch those numbers into my calculator, it makes a happy face.
Because that idiot gave them 44 billion for it.
It was their fiduciary responsibility, wasn't it?
The shareholders weren't going to get a better offer.