My reddit account was 12 years old at this point
I’m guessing that’s a big reason why. You know what Reddit used to be like, and that’s not where they want it now, so you’re more of a liability than an asset. They’d rather grow their userbase with millions of new users who will adapt to whatever shitty platform they’re continuing to morph into.
“But anyways, what was I saying? Oh yes, thank you for inviting me to speak at commencement”
This has to be a high density of nutcases that could lose their shit at any time.
#florida
Yeah, imagine how much value he’d be adding to the gold checkmark by restricting who could block them
Sure, but then the person blocking wouldn’t necessarily know. I’m sure, for someone like him, there’s a joy in letting someone know they have no ability to get rid of him.
Aren’t there different twitter tiers, too? Like, blue and gold? I wonder if you’ll only be allowed to block people in your tier and below, so that unpaid accounts can’t block anybody
possibly, but i doubt it. Last time he was was an unknown quantity as far as being a president, this time everyone knows what sort of a president he’ll be.
there’s no way he doesn’t retain a true block feature for himself, of course
If the algorithm is more likely to help a white servicemember than a black one, that would be a problem, no?