Quote from: yohananaomi on March 02, 2024, 07:40:52 PM

Quote from: oktana on February 25, 2024, 11:23:15 AM

Actually I feared it could come crumbling down but I gotta say the dude is really good at business. 𝕏 (twitter) now has a lot more traffic than it used to. That feature he brought in which people can make money from the revenue generated in their tweets really pull attention. He’s really trying with what I’ve seen so far and I’m not sure any platform will ever be able to get where 𝕏 is today.

He is a genuine business executive and always does everything he takes over because it is done with very good planning, as was the case with Twitter, which started with changing the logo and from unpaid to paid. Even though the blue tick has its pros and cons, in the end it can go well and everyone cannot avoid business being carried out and included in area X now. I think it's true, he always innovate continuously with new features attached to X so that everything can have an impact on users and, of course, for their business. Many have tried to compete with X, but until now it is difficult to compete. X has become a trend in itself.

Is there really a con to using blue tick? I mean to the person who owns the blue tick. I don’t think there is. He’s has actually been doing pretty well on the platform. I saw a recent tweet where he was showing how to make audio and video calls on 𝕏 and that’s great. But people are complaining about bots and I see it too. I hope that he remembers that this is one of the things he also complained about and finds a stop to it.