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Sorry, I guess I thought Musk had already removed legacy checks. The whole thing seems a little silly. King obviously doesn't need Twitter, but I'm sure he rece
by theFletch 4y ago
Sorry, I guess I thought Musk had already removed legacy checks. The whole thing seems a little silly. King obviously doesn't need Twitter, but I'm sure he receives more value out of Twitter than $8/mo even so (or whatever they're charging now).
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- darkarmani 4y agoI'm sure Twitter gets more value out of King than $8/month.
- theFletch 4y agoI'm sure they do, but wasn't that also a part of Twitter Blue, a revenue share, or have they not followed through with that either?
- Hamuko 4y agohttps://www.theverge.com/2023/3/3/23623927/twitter-blue-ad-revenue-one-month-missing https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/3/23623927/twitter-blue-ad-r...
- codetrotter 4y agoSeems like and interesting research problem. Too bad the researchers won’t be able to afford the API access cost to research things like this ;)
- jackson1442 4y agoBut accounts like his are what _drives_ people to Twitter. I already left months ago, but I'd definitely be leaving if the company that profits off of me wants to charge me for the privilege.
- sundaeofshock 4y agoTwitter sells user eyeballs to advertisers. The user’s are there to look at posts from people like King. I’m sure pre-Musk Twitter got far more than $8/mo out of King posting on the site.