This is going to be the issue. Without the checks, anyone can pretend to be anyone, and despite the misconception, most journalists make low wages. Local journalism will likely take the biggest hit, since they can barely afford to employ people to start. Already talk in our company about letting the checks lapse.C@LAg said:
the fact they are crying about it proves this is the right move.
they cannot handle everyone being equal
but there is a point being made to be able to confirm an account is "valid" without having to go elsewhere for confirmation.
BassCowboy33 said:This is going to be the issue. Without the checks, anyone can pretend to be anyone, and despite the misconception, most journalists make low wages. Local journalism will likely take the biggest hit, since they can barely afford to employ people to start. Already talk in our company about letting the checks lapse.C@LAg said:
the fact they are crying about it proves this is the right move.
they cannot handle everyone being equal
but there is a point being made to be able to confirm an account is "valid" without having to go elsewhere for confirmation.
The big national networks will shell out for it, basically creating an even more elite group of Blue Checks.
C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022
BG Knocc Out said:C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022
Tom Doniphon said:
They're bluffing.... they will all pay. Watch.
The Dirty Sock said:
I don't even know what a blue check mark gets you. A few extra ketchups at McDonald's without having to ask?
BG Knocc Out said:C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022
GOOD!!BassCowboy33 said:This is going to be the issue. Without the checks, anyone can pretend to be anyone, and despite the misconception, most journalists make low wages. Local journalism will likely take the biggest hit, since they can barely afford to employ people to start. Already talk in our company about letting the checks lapse.C@LAg said:
the fact they are crying about it proves this is the right move.
they cannot handle everyone being equal
but there is a point being made to be able to confirm an account is "valid" without having to go elsewhere for confirmation.
The big national networks will shell out for it, basically creating an even more elite group of Blue Checks.
Oyster DuPree said:
Bunch of nobodies are about to lose their internet pseudo-clout and realize how insignificant they really are
ah yes, all the important fire fighters and EMTs who contribute to the dialogue on twitter.Rapier108 said:
Should be free for official accounts like police, fire, other emergency services, etc. so people know it is a legitimate account.
Any individuals who want it should have to pay for it.
deddog said:BG Knocc Out said:C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022
Where are they going?? Truth Social??C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022
His backers and lenders might have something to say about that.unmade bed said:
I don't do Twitter but it sounds like Musk is taking steps to basically destroy Twitter which in my opinion is a major benefit to society. Keep it up sir
Can I have all their stuff?C@LAg said:
Oh no!!!!!Téa Leoni, Shonda Rhimes, Alex Winter and Sara Bareilles are among the celebrities leaving Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. https://t.co/WyiPFYkCyH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2022