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Transfer windows will never be the same again
Imagine how many accounts will be verified and just post trash? I think the transfer forum may have to ban all tweets.Transfer windows will never be the same again
Everyone loves a good car crash.
Discussing a rich arsehole burning his cash on the platform that he's singlehandedly destroying is pretty hilarious tbh.
But in a car crash you watch it from another car, not inside. Also doesn't just having high usage still help him to some extent? Surely it's more entertaining seeing he is just left with nutjobs and see the chaos from afar?
He and his fans marketed him as a real life Tony Stark and that worked for a while as Tesla were ahead in the E Car market and Space X was somewhat successful.I am actually relatively calm because compared to the previous train wreck, the global risks are lower; Train wrecks are pretty entertaining but also worrisome if they can have many serious consequences.
There were really people having a positive opinion of Musk?! I mostly didn't care at all (just another rich guy doing things to enrich himself more, I don't get either the admiration for Steve Jobs but I have never bought any Apple product) and since I was mostly following English-speaking authors, they were more on the left side of the political spectrum and were dismissive of him and any of his supporters..
Why not?You can’t be serious
You can watch it all without logging in too.
Strongly disagree. Twitter is a complex ecosystem. The majority of work is in maintaining it running (it almost never goes down), and then there is a lot of work in recommendation of tweets (Twitter's one is amazing), with a lot of work going on finding and eliminating bots and stopping the spread of misinformation.Why not?
What other platform exists that offers what twitter offers?
All celebrities, politicians, anyone of note uses it, that in itself is worth billions.
It has 300m users, mostly in the west.. and yet it has sizeable amounts of Indians/Pakistanis using it (e.g. see cricket posts), Chinese.. there's a massive targetable user base to grow too. For me growing user base is one of the easiest things to do.. e.g. just get famous eastern celebs to post adverts on IG saying you can win xyz if you follow and retweet on twitter.. just one example through which you gain millions of users.
Above all the Jewel in the crown is the search feature. Nowhere else can you get live reactions to any topic from all around the world. The first thing I'd do is make the twitter home page the search bar, similar to Google. And then focus heavily on monetising that. If you use the search tool, you'll see how under monetised it, you almost never see relevant ads.
All in all there's tremendous amounts of untapped value in twitter. I'm not sure if Musk sees it, but it's a company I've long admired and thought was underdeveloped.
The fact that Musk has decided to fire half the employees.. may seem like a net negative, but I think the opposite - the company and product has barely changed in 5+ years. New ideas are sorely needed. I do hope Musk fails though, the last thing the world needs is another rich, egomaniac controlling a large tech company. But I just don't see it happening.
Why not?
What other platform exists that offers what twitter offers?
All celebrities, politicians, anyone of note uses it, that in itself is worth billions.
It has 300m users, mostly in the west.. and yet it has sizeable amounts of Indians/Pakistanis using it (e.g. see cricket posts), Chinese.. there's a massive targetable user base to grow too. For me growing user base is one of the easiest things to do.. e.g. just get famous eastern celebs to post adverts on IG saying you can win xyz if you follow and retweet on twitter.. just one example through which you gain millions of users.
Above all the Jewel in the crown is the search feature. Nowhere else can you get live reactions to any topic from all around the world. The first thing I'd do is make the twitter home page the search bar, similar to Google. And then focus heavily on monetising that. If you use the search tool, you'll see how under monetised it, you almost never see relevant ads.
All in all there's tremendous amounts of untapped value in twitter. I'm not sure if Musk sees it, but it's a company I've long admired and thought was underdeveloped.
The fact that Musk has decided to fire half the employees.. may seem like a net negative, but I think the opposite - the company and product has barely changed in 5+ years. New ideas are sorely needed. I do hope Musk fails though, the last thing the world needs is another rich, egomaniac controlling a large tech company. But I just don't see it happening.
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Saw a good point on Twitter. YouTube pays content creators whereas Twitter is now taking money from content creators - the main people likely to pay for a blue tick.
That to me is fine, it's more the people who keep posting on Twitter saying they hate it
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Some good work in that sub.
It's been obvious for years. Just listen to the chump speak.Can't believe peiple thought this idiot was a genius.
Stupid move. The pandemic proved once and for all that people can be more productive working remotely and it should never be a requirement for jobs that can work remotely to come into an office anymore. At the very least give them a flexible hybrid model. Really bad for quality of life to have to commute to an office. I guess it's no surprise Musk falls into the control freak asshole boss camp.
Nothing comes to mind, in terms of changes to the core product being made so haphazardly. Not even close.I am trying to think of anything similar in corporate history, but I can't think of any similar examples of self sabotage of such a large company in such a small amount of time.
Indeed, it is very risky. Although, my position is team specific and presumably would go under ‘critical’ (metaverse related AI), but would still be quite risky to take anything in Meta right now.Meta fired overwhelming majority of their bootcampers who are new hires without any team and only in company for less than 2 months, I believe. So be careful.