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Isn't that Venmo?
Venmo should just set up a Mastadon server.
Lmao droves of members quittingTwitter, fake troll accounts left and right mocking him, firing, re-hiring, firing again, and then publicly demanding employees to kiss the ring, charging $ for a blue check mark that hackers can still hack, responding to and squabbling with random people on his platform, trying to be funny, but turning around and crying in his pillow, Amber Heard thinks he's evil...
But sure everything better now because Elon's less ty than the previous couple years when companies stopped buying Twitter ads during the pandemic.
Isn't that Venmo?
Venmo should just set up a Mastadon server.
No no this is different because of an $8 blue check mark
also everyone is already verified on Venmo. They could just set it up and let users opt in. Instant social network for Venmo and jumps a big hurdle for adoption of Mastadon if they keep the code compatible with the other servers.
Try it out with Venmo first -- if it works with a good fraction of the ~70 million users here in the states, scale it up for the 300 million accounts using Paypal worldwide. That would begin to rival Twitter's membership.
Last edited by ChumpDumper; 11-17-2022 at 05:41 PM.
How you browse twitter without an account? Embarrassed to show us your new one?
He might have gotten the embed link from his alt right forum
Melon Usk draining the swamp off of Snowflakes
Good
Making it a profitable companyMelon Usk draining the swamp off of Snowflakes
Good
How?Making it a profitable company
Twitter is my fav social media site but Musty is trying so hard to turn it into Tumblr smh.
check out TipSnaps homey g
"....Before Elon Musk took over Twitter, it was hardly a gangbusters business. The company is only occasionally profitable. Its userbase and advertising revenue is puny compared to social media rivals like Facebook and TikTok.
Yet the possibility of a looming Twitter bankruptcy was not a fate anyone ever seriously discussed.
Now, however, under the chaotic leadership of Musk, the mercurial billionaire has reportedly told staff that bankruptcy could be nigh if Twitter does not start making more money.
How could this be the case, and what exactly has changed?
In taking the company private in his $44 billion purchase of Twitter, Musk cashed in some of his Tesla stock and also saddled the social platform with $13 billion in debt, which is a massive obligation for a company the size of Twitter.
For context, the debt equals about seven times the company's projected earnings for 2022.
It's essentially a huge credit card, and the annual payment is $1 billion.
And that's a problem for Twitter, considering that its cash flow last year to pay for things like debt payments was just $632 million.....
https://www.npr.org/2022/11/12/11362...tcy-how-likely
Really? Twitter is so random to me with a meh Interface.
tbh, only Facebook and Amazon are "big tech" in that list, and that probably looks very different depending on the company.
What's been mostly happening is some belt-tightening after the pandemic more or less ended. On ours it has been mostly to avoid unnecessary expenses, like, say, "if your team is mostly local, don't have a monthly meeting in London", that kind of stuff.
"MELON is destroying muh Safe Space Echo Chamber
Elon getting his pants pulled down on his own site
What's going to happen to Rex Chapman?
And ... Another drop in advertising.
More users, less advertising. Lol
"MELON is destroying muh Safe Space Echo Chamber
Melon Usk draining the swamp off of Snowflakes
GoodSeriously, who lives like this?
MELON slapping his on snowflakes
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