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So have we established the definition of female yet?

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Trump doesn't need Twitter, he has his own social network now.

It's the greatest social network ever.

Already 1000x bigger and better than Facebook and Twitter combined.
Perhaps the greatest social network ever, at least some are saying that.
 
One of the biggest problems with twitter has been monetizing it.
Twitter is profitable. It makes plenty of money. It's just not a stupid unicorn like the stock market demands it to be.

As a business Twitter is fine.
 
Musk suggested that offering a verified checkmark to everyone who pays
would massively expand the verified pool & make bot armies too expensive to maintain.
Musk clarified that this checkmark
should be different from 'public figure' or 'official account' checkmark.
This seems like a good idea to me. In general, more people being verified online is a good thing.

Anonymity is also a good thing, so offering a way for people to choose to be verified is great.
 
Musk suggested that offering a verified checkmark to everyone who pays Musk clarified that this checkmark
This seems like a good idea to me. In general, more people being verified online is a good thing.

Anonymity is also a good thing, so offering a way for people to choose to be verified is great.

As an aside, we just signed up for CLEAR. We'll see if it gets us through aiports quicker, or not.
 
Twitter shareholder sues Elon Musk claiming the Tesla CEO's delay in disclosing his more than 5 percent stake in the social media giant allowed him to buy more shares at lower price
  • Elon Musk is being sued by a Twitter shareholder who claims the Tesla CEO delayed disclosing his 5 percent ownership of the social media company
  • Marc Bain Rasella filed the lawsuit against Musk for alleged securities fraud in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday
  • Musk revealed last week that he had become Twitter's largest shareholder, with a 9.2 percent stake in the company
  • But Rasella claims Musk was required to disclose the stake by March 24
  • Rasella said that when Musk finally disclosed his stake last week, the company's shares went up 27 percent, from $39.31 on April 1 to $49.41
  • But due to the delay in Musk's filing, he had already scooped up shares at a deflated prices, the suit alleges
  • Twitter's share price has fallen and as of Tuesday morning was trading at $45.83 per share, a 2.49 percent drop from Monday
  • Rasella stated he will represent Twitter shareholders who sold their stakes in the week before Musk's disclosure, who said they were robbed of increased profits
  • The lawsuit comes after Musk decided against joining Twitter's board
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...on-Musk-failing-disclose-ownership-stake.html
 
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