Merciless Indian Savages Declaration Of Independence T-Shirt

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As much as it pains me to agree with him, David Frum pointed out the Merciless Indian Savages Declaration Of Independence T-Shirt and by the same token and core situation very astutely: The checkmark used to be free because it was more valuable for Twitter’s bottom line than it was for the user’s. The inevitable flood of fake NYT tweets damages Twitter’s credibility far more than it will ever damage the newspaper. People really don’t remember what twitter was like before verification I guess. here’s a great story of people basically having a contest of how many people they could link to goatse using fake celeb Twitter accounts. Fairly certain this incident and other similar ones (the ever present “celebrity stung to death by wasps” hoaxes) led to verification becoming a thing How many individuals and companies are going to sue Twitter for participating in their defamations? And they’ll win because there’s a decade of precedent that Twitter could protect those public figures with their verification that they now willfully got rid of. Also, in my opinion Elon Musk is about to realize something those of us who play Subscription based MMOs already know. A subscription model does not deter bots, the bots will adapt and will become far worse as they’ll have a verification badge. The for you page will be absolutely drowning with bots. Bots will also be amplified due to the badge. This is a great point, I didn’t even think of all the subscriptions associated with bots in an MMO. Bot farms are willing to pay a monthly subscription to gain access, Elon’s entire premise (rather excuse) for the change is nonsense. Those looking to make money. I’m sure they’ll figure out how to make more than $8 per bot per month, before they que detected/banned (assuming Musk will even care to ban them if they are paying).

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Propaganda bots. From different countries, parties, companies, religion, etc… they don’t care to lose the Merciless Indian Savages Declaration Of Independence T-Shirt and by the same token and money. It’s not unthinkable for one of these to set aside anywhere from $100,000 – $1,000,000 to buy bots so they can push their message. I actually don’t mind the whole idea of anyone can pay to be verified but it feels pretty clear to me that anyone above a certain threshold probably shouldn’t need to pay as them being on the site helps twitter more than twitter helps them. Problem also ultimately is twitters method of verifying (just the fact you have a credit card) is weak at best. If it was *actual* verification then yeah sure it’d be fine. If you’re not big enough to qualify for one because you’re a systemically significant user, then you can pay for the resources to verify you. Makes total sense.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.