But that can't be true, because some bloke with a blue tick on Twitter (must be someone important) said he watched a TikTok from someone who works at Twitter showing that her job is just playing table tennis and drinking lattes all day.True but even if its half true. Those 7k people all had a job. Big corps don't run much slack, they avoid and delay every cost they can. You have to justify spending money so every person's salary has to be justified. Randomly dropping to half the work force will cause chaos.
More users cost them money when combined with lower advertiser revenue.
Not bollox mate. See no use for the platform.Wow, that’s so much bollocks in one post. Bravo.
Yeah, but, see, how it works is, YOU "see no use" but -- and this is important -- lots of OTHER people DO see a use.Not bollox mate. See no use for the platform.
Fucksake calm down. Twitter is a load of crap to keep you interested in more crap. Fill up your days if that what you need to do.Yeah, but, see, how it works is, YOU "see no use" but -- and this is important -- lots of OTHER people DO see a use.
I could be wrong, but I think people find things become more cumbersome and complicated, and problems harder to explain and solve, when recogniz(s)ing that the world doesn't revolve entirely around them.
Mr. Musk is demonstrating his lack of grasp of this concept via his management of Twitter in fact.
He’s more likely to agree with our misty friend in California than your viewpoint.Fucksake calm down. Twitter is a load of crap to keep you interested in more crap. Fill up your days if that what you need to do.
Your opinion on what I think is nothing but dog turd. Waste of time replying to my post. Go back on Twitter and tweet away. I think it’s a load of crap. Deal with it!
I’m sure musk will take your opinion into consideration lol.
Correct, and for me, who gathers information and writes about/rates stocks and companies for a living, I learn a tremendous amount from the 40-50 or so industry folks who tweet regularly (I almost never tweet -- only a couple of times a year, and if so, it's about City).He’s more likely to agree with our misty friend in California than your viewpoint.
Twitter is used by most governments and companies to communicate with their citizens/customers.
For that alone, Twitter is a more vital communication system than any other form of social media.
Yep, Twitter is what you make of it. If you surround yourself with idiots, you’ll hate it. Surround yourself with local businesses, experts in fields you hold genuine interest in and certain news pages and you’re golden.Correct, and for me, who gathers information and writes about/rates stocks and companies for a living, I learn a tremendous amount from the 40-50 or so industry folks who tweet regularly (I almost never tweet -- only a couple of times a year, and if so, it's about City).
It's the best singular repository for real-time trends and "bits and pieces" that form pictures and patterns (investors call this the "mosaic theory" of information-gathering).
And so Twitter helps makes me money, because it helps contextualiz(s)e the advice I give clients . . . and, as John Belushi said, "it don't cost nothin'."
It's undeniably easy to go down rabbit holes for sure -- every thread is pockmarked with idiots spouting off about what they don't understand, trolling like demons. So I tend not to read threads -- I just gather info from the folks I either know personally or trust off tweets themselves, not replies.Yep, Twitter is what you make of it. If you surround yourself with idiots, you’ll hate it. Surround yourself with local businesses, experts in fields you hold genuine interest in and certain news pages and you’re golden.
Ignoring the idiots is key too though.
I don’t think I’ve sent a tweet for nigh on a decade.