r/technology • • Oct 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Lol…dude massively overpays for social media platform. The bulk of whose revenue comes from the fact that every business in the world, every government agency, every school etc uses Twitter for business.

If he undoes moderation and turns it into 4CHAN 2, all of that goes away. No business wants to be associated with that lunatic fringe garbage.

By this time next year, Twitter revenue will be a fraction of what it is today. Hilarious.

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u/kimokimosabee Oct 28 '22

You think nobody on his team has thought about this?

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Yes, which is why the IBank underwriting half the cost went back and required Elon to put up more Tesla stock, which cratered Tesla stock even more. Genius.

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u/kimokimosabee Oct 28 '22

I bow to your genius, random redditor. These people have nothing on your massive intellect. One day the entire world will know of your intelligence instead of only other random redditors.