Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
Bird App blocking substack after they launch a direct competitor may be against the ethos of a free internet (which I’m all for) but it’s also the move of a rationale actor and would be expected in any other industry
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Ben
@benleventhal
Elon has said he wants it to be the town square. But agree this is definitely more of a walled city move.
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
the earliest town squares were conceived within walled cities https://i.imgur.com/Bww6RYG.jpg
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lawrencejh.eth
@lawrence-jh
Surely it would increase the value of discussions on Twitter if you can bring outside sources? Additionally Substack recently started a crowd equity campaign, perhaps Twitter should explore a buy out combining the two to create a truly next gen media business.
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Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
Twitter has a choke hold on distribution which equates to monopoly power. Ergo any reduction in content is worth the trade off Cf News Media’s failed attempts to get them to pay in the 2010s
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Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
Twitter has a choke hold on distribution which equates to monopoly power. Ergo any reduction in content is worth the trade off Cf News Media’s failed attempts to get them to pay in the 2010s
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