Gareth Barry Conlon
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It's like he's trying to make it shit.
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Elon Musk buys and ruins Twitter
- Thread starter BlueMoonAcrossThePond
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It's like he's trying to make it shit.
Super David Silva 21
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Hit a daily limit last night after tweeting maybe about 4-5 times during the Womens game, sincerely hope it was just a bug
grunge
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So tweet limits on accounts that don't pay incoming
Ive heard a few people complaining about not going able to follow more people so I think follow limits on the way as well.
The features ‘limiting daily tweets’, ‘limiting following’, were probably written years ago, and then just yesterday activated for a subset of the Twitter user base, to gauge feedback/pushback.
Most large software companies do this all the time. I can only presume the software license (which no one reads) allows them to run these user studies at will.
Some ‘decent’ software makers allow you to opt out of this data gathering, eg Firefox, in its privacy setting allows you to disable ‘studies’ - whatever they (Firefox) may choose to be - and so have a little less privacy eroded away.
Most large software companies do this all the time. I can only presume the software license (which no one reads) allows them to run these user studies at will.
Some ‘decent’ software makers allow you to opt out of this data gathering, eg Firefox, in its privacy setting allows you to disable ‘studies’ - whatever they (Firefox) may choose to be - and so have a little less privacy eroded away.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Not before limits on sentences that start with 'so', god willingSo tweet limits on accounts that don't pay incoming
grunge
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The features ‘limiting daily tweets’, ‘limiting following’, were probably written years ago, and then just yesterday activated for a subset of the Twitter user base, to gauge feedback/pushback.
Most large software companies do this all the time. I can only presume the software license (which no one reads) allows them to run these user studies at will.
Some ‘decent’ software makers allow you to opt out of this data gathering, eg Firefox, in its privacy setting allows you to disable ‘studies’ - whatever they (Firefox) may choose to be - and so have a little less privacy eroded away.
They are called AB tests. You can do something like a 50/50 split on your userbase to see what features cause issues or work well, monetise more, cause user drop off etc.
Half the time its little things like the position of a button etc.
FogBlueInSanFran
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I’m wrong about plenty of things, but I’m not wrong about this asshole, and I knew I wasn’t.
FogBlueInSanFran
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Oh, what a fucking SHOCK.
roman totale
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Oh, what a fucking SHOCK.
Cunts of a feather flock together.