Re:Eli Lilly pulls millions in Twitter advertising after fak...
by partiallypro on Monday November 14, 2022 @11:38PM
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The blue check isn't coveted by most, there's even a meme about it being a mark of shame. I really think people that don't use Twitter often overestimate the importance of blue check accounts. I am interested in the new Twitter Blue, but actually don't want the checkmark.
That being said, a normal user shouldn't have the same mark as an official Microsoft or government account. A secondary mark make sense, especially imo if only other paid and verified accounts can see the mark. Then it creates a network "in crowd" effect (similar to the green v blue text bubbles.)
That being said, a normal user shouldn't have the same mark as an official Microsoft or government account. A secondary mark make sense, especially imo if only other paid and verified accounts can see the mark. Then it creates a network "in crowd" effect (similar to the green v blue text bubbles.)