Re:Twitter set to accept Musk's $43B offer – sources
by raydev on Monday April 25, 2022 @12:06PM
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> gets comedians and entertaining accounts back on board
So is this a generational thing? Much like YouTube, where I spend a lot of my time instead of watching TV, the people I follow on Twitter are practically nobodies posting really funny and interesting stuff. Since 2015-2016, I'd say there really hasn't been a need for the old celebrities as we used to know them, there's plenty of people creating good content now.
You don't need to be approved by Netflix or HBO and be paid millions just to be funny.
> a bot army of shills repeating verbatim over and over and over
I really only see this under crypto tweets, and I've eliminated most crypto talk from my feed. Problem solved.
So is this a generational thing? Much like YouTube, where I spend a lot of my time instead of watching TV, the people I follow on Twitter are practically nobodies posting really funny and interesting stuff. Since 2015-2016, I'd say there really hasn't been a need for the old celebrities as we used to know them, there's plenty of people creating good content now.
You don't need to be approved by Netflix or HBO and be paid millions just to be funny.
> a bot army of shills repeating verbatim over and over and over
I really only see this under crypto tweets, and I've eliminated most crypto talk from my feed. Problem solved.