Users will get to post content like reposting, reply bookmark and quote Posts for paying that fee. New free users will also just get the read only account to look at posts and to follow other accounts. The company's support account clarified that, quote, this is not a bot, that's a program is not a profit driver. Instead, the company explained, the program will help to reduce spam
Gail Nobles
@GailN · 0:10
Twitter better stay like it is. Times are hard and people ain't got money. Money don't grow on trees
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 0:36
It seems to be the position of most people who are wealthy or tend to be holding all the chips in their side of the table, that when they get into trouble, they just turn around and charge everybody more money for their mistakes and their problems that they've created. And that doesn't really seem to be fair
Well, I use linktree as part of my thing in my bio on everything that I do. So I have a link tree if they want to see other stuff. But I mainly use these platforms to kind of cultivate all the different things that I'm into. And I used to use Twitter as a gateway. Not anymore. Now I'm using Threads and of course other platforms instagram, Facebook, whatever
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 1:42
Thank you, Sean. I have had an off again, on again relationship with Twitter for many years and at one point I was so disappointed and disgusted with how it was going about that I actually eliminated and withdrew and deleted and just walked away from it all. And then I went back to it and of course everything that I had built up to that point in time was pretty much gone. And that was okay because I really didn't want to resource to that again
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:42
Leave it at that. I'm sure. Make it a not for profit. I don't know what they need to do, but everybody is reaching out for money. Like after COVID, everybody is money hungry. Charge for this. They're going to be charging for air soon, I bet you. I mean, central air is already a thing. But seriously, for us to be able to go outside and breathe the air, they're going to charge for it?
