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@againstgrmrs@Printful The new CEO of Printful was also the leader of a STEM program for MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
He seems like he would be against the grooming of children, yet his company bans an anti-grooming organization founded and run by LGBTQ people with the excuse that it’s homophobic… scary
@Printful There’s only one reason that Printful would discontinue printing for an LGBTQ-run anti-grooming organization and it scares the crap out of me.
@elonmusk can you fix Twitter group DMs?
- Group admins have very limited control of DMs.
- If anyone in the group blocks someone, it kicks that other person out of the group, which can get annoying.
@Nomad_1x@elonmusk It’s not even news, it’s a meme, and all reasonable human beings who know what WSJ is and who that is would consider this a satirical meme.
Go back to middle school and learn humor + ratio.
@justwondered1@DilSe_Nice@InsydeForReal@elonmusk@Cryptoking@RBReich $50 is reasonable for companies.
A simple verified check that means nothing except you pay money is not something that most companies will pay $72,000 a year for though.
They’d pay that for ads, but not just a checkmark that quite literally means nothing.
@DilSe_Nice@InsydeForReal@elonmusk@Cryptoking@RBReich Basic middle school math will tell you that the ROI of paying $72,000 a year for a verified check is not worth it for any company. That’s a high-level white collar salary right there.
@DilSe_Nice@InsydeForReal@elonmusk@Cryptoking@RBReich Government operates tens of thousands of accounts.
Companies have so much better things to invest in than a verified check. They will pay for ads with that money and not verification.
@sashazaurus@kedduq @jedijanelle1 @PopCrave Plenty of people were banned for impersonating Elon YEARS before he took over twitter, it's only now getting attention because a few high-profile people wanted to see if they had immunity or something
@sashazaurus@kedduq @jedijanelle1 @PopCrave In his case it's more about making an example of the consequences, like they wont to make a point that no matter who you are, you'll get punished exactly the same as anyone else.