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Elon Musk said:I have this well thought out plan about rate limits.
Wait, why can't I read any more? Better change that
My partner scrolls twitter all day long, hopefully this will curb that bad habit.
There are always parental controls… they’re a pretty good tool if you like doing stuff for shits and giggles.
Lol, I'd do that as a prank but not to be controlling
If the goal is to make everyone a paying customer, they're going to get there by making it so everyone who doesn't already pay leaves. 100% payment rate with 1% the original user base.Seems like a backwards way to add value to paying for twitter
I highlighted the word that's the problem here. He's not doing much of that with these decisions.I for one welcome the end of social media sites... I don't think it will happen any time soon but meh. Long live forums! Though seriously I don't get why Elon thinks this is a great idea.
Add this to the list of why we're the same person.Well, that would be a good way for me to unintentionally end my use of Twitter. I only use it for sports news and following old Simpsons writers
No.Does he understand he might get a more understanding response from people if he points that out from the start? Let everyone focus their hate on Google.
He's successful because he was born rich. That's literally all it is. Obligatory:
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LOL. He didn't even want to buy it and tried to get out of it, but he was legally forced to because all his shit talk had financially messed with the company so much. Don't give him any credit, he's just a rich idiot who isn't even smart enough to know when to shut his mouth.The only credit I will ever give him is that he makes ballsy investments. They say “fortune favors the brave” and all that nonsense… spending $40b on a social network that’s on the verge of a civil war isn’t “brave”… it’s ballsy because it’s arrogant, the cockiness you have to have to think YOU can flip things on that scale at that price point? Crazy. Regardless of how he got that rich, you gotta give credit to him for risking it when most people would just sit comfortably and let the peasants fight amongst themselves.
He tried to get out of it when he realized what came with it, I recall that. I’m referring to the simple fact that he even thought it was tangible to begin with. Call it reckless, even. By no means am I complimenting him, I’m just giving credit for having the audacity to take risks… even if he tries backtracking. There are plenty of billionaires out there, and I can’t think of a reason to like any of them. Most of them though… they sit on their money, or make “safe” investments. He goes at it like a madman, and it’s amusing at the very least.LOL. He didn't even want to buy it and tried to get out of it, but he was legally forced to because all his shit talk had financially messed with the company so much. Don't give him any credit, he's just a rich idiot who isn't even smart enough to know when to shut his mouth.
I'm unconvinced he ever intended to go through with it, but I'll concede the point if he actually goes through with his offer to fight Mark Zuckerberg. Then you'll be completely correct, he takes ballsy risks with amusing results.He tried to get out of it when he realized what came with it, I recall that. I’m referring to the simple fact that he even thought it was tangible to begin with. Call it reckless, even. By no means am I complimenting him, I’m just giving credit for having the audacity to take risks… even if he tries backtracking. There are plenty of billionaires out there, and I can’t think of a reason to like any of them. Most of them though… they sit on their money, or make “safe” investments. He goes at it like a madman, and it’s amusing at the very least.
I would LOVE to see those two fools go at it, especially with all their boutique and bespoke martial arts training they have at their disposal.I'm unconvinced he ever intended to go through with it, but I'll concede the point if he actually goes through with his offer to fight Mark Zuckerberg. Then you'll be completely correct, he takes ballsy risks with amusing results.
Nah the initial offer was just a pump and dump scheme. He already owned a decent amount of twitter stock (~9%) before he offered to buy it. Figured he would offer to buy it, the stock would shoot up, then he sells his shares, backs out of the purchase, and makes a tidy profit in the process. He didn’t plan on being literally forced into completing the purchase.He tried to get out of it when he realized what came with it, I recall that. I’m referring to the simple fact that he even thought it was tangible to begin with. Call it reckless, even. By no means am I complimenting him, I’m just giving credit for having the audacity to take risks… even if he tries backtracking. There are plenty of billionaires out there, and I can’t think of a reason to like any of them. Most of them though… they sit on their money, or make “safe” investments. He goes at it like a madman, and it’s amusing at the very least.
Gotcha, that makes sense. The last I had heard was that he was disputing the valuation of the company or some shit because of bot and inactive accounts. I admit, I don’t follow those kinda events regularly, so I miss out on a lot of details.Nah the initial offer was just a pump and dump scheme. He already owned a decent amount of twitter stock (~9%) before he offered to buy it. Figured he would offer to buy it, the stock would shoot up, then he sells his shares, backs out of the purchase, and makes a tidy profit in the process. He didn’t plan on being literally forced into completing the purchase.
That's probably for the best. I know more about him than I should, I genuinely wish the world would give him less attention, but his antics are an endlessly hilarious train wreck that's difficult to turn away from. I so, so, so hope he fights Zuck. I feel like they both owe that to the world.Gotcha, that makes sense. The last I had heard was that he was disputing the valuation of the company or some shit because of bot and inactive accounts. I admit, I don’t follow those kinda events regularly, so I miss out on a lot of details.
That was how he tried to get out of the dealGotcha, that makes sense. The last I had heard was that he was disputing the valuation of the company or some shit because of bot and inactive accounts. I admit, I don’t follow those kinda events regularly, so I miss out on a lot of details.
That's probably for the best. I know more about him than I should, I genuinely wish the world would give him less attention, but his antics are an endlessly hilarious train wreck that's difficult to turn away from. I so, so, so hope he fights Zuck. I feel like they both owe that to the world.