Enough Musk Spam
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Here we are again acknowledging what a turd Elon is and not deleting our accounts. A missing user base talks but repeatedly acknowledging how bad he is while continuing to use the service does nothing.
Social media addiction is a hell of a drug.
Afflicting almost everyone. Sad state we're in.
Nah don’t delete, hoard the accounts. Especially if you have a coveted username. If X has a lot of users but only a fraction is truly active that would fuck their ad business. Advertisers will quickly realize those numbers are fudged and stop paying the prices X is asking.
That bit largely already happened. Twitter isn't self-funded, it loses lots of money already. It's just a tool ~~cumbadger~~ Elon uses to exert influence. Like Bezos and WP, but better value for money.
what makes you think we still have accounts? i deleted mine
Well, now, let's be thorough here! Repeatedly acknowledging how bad he is doesn't do nothing!
It's much worse, it drives engagement! It does precisely the only thing any of these social media companies care about.
True.
"a missing userbase talks" is a dope line, FWIW.