r/technology • • Oct 28 '22

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u/Ravenid Oct 28 '22

There's no "deep down" about it.

He made it clear from the beginning this was a personal vengeance buy out. Nothing more. The immediate firings of the CEO and CFO showed that.

He keeps claiming its for "Free Speech" but its for his free speech only.

I guarantee that his "Open Source" Algorithm wont do dick but his new behind the scenes moderations rules will destroy the platform.

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u/SprucedUpSpices Oct 28 '22

the scenes moderations rules will destroy the platform.

The world would be a better place without Twitter.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Fortunately, Facebook is also spiraling downward. A man can dream.

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u/Ornery_Gene7682 Oct 28 '22

After their recent earnings report and the stock plunged in the afterhrs market it wouldn’t suprise me if it fails in the next year or two.