Twitter has an amazing business model, but it seems like management is deadset on ruining it.pic.twitter.com/8GD01FfTaK
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They have the platform for the world's most influential people to interact and post ideas. They want to turn that into a partisan political website. One of the dumbest things I've seen a company do.
What they're doing is not only terrible for the economics and the quality of the product, but it violates in spirit, if not explicitly, the first amendment of our nation's storied constitution.
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I switched from long to short on this development. I think there's a decent chance they are going to ruin their monopoly. If Trump moves and many follow him, there's a competing website. Which can easily be better than Twitter. If this blows over I'll get long again, tho.
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@parler_app today. Nice and intuitive, always hard to reach mass though.
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It's almost like it is a global platform that can do what it wants and doesn't need to care about the constitution of your country? If anything this made me more likely to use Twitter.
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No it didn't.
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https://www.popehat.com/2013/12/21/ten-points-about-speech-ducks-and-flights-to-africa/ … >The phrase "the spirit of the First Amendment" often signals approaching nonsense. So, regrettably, does the phrase "free speech" when uncoupled from constitutional free speech principles
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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