X quietly limits users who didn't pay for verification to “50 original posts and 200 replies per day”, down from 2,400 posts per day
That's down from the previous 2,400 posts per day limit. — X has introduced some more incentive to get users to pay for “verification” …
Engadget Jackson Chen
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Discussion
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@youranonnews
@youranonnews
on x
Twitter/X free users now have a daily limit of 50 posts, including tweets, reposts, and quote posts, plus 200 replies. Twitter is pay to play. [image]
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@picturesfoider
@picturesfoider
on x
Unverified accounts on 𝕏 now have a daily limit of 50 original posts, 200 replies, and 500 direct messages. [image]
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@mark_k
Mark Kretschmann
on x
Unverified accounts on 𝕏 are reportedly limited to 50 posts and 200 replies per day now. That is a pretty strong nudge toward verification. Not shocking, but definitely a new era for the platform.
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@brndnstrssng
Brandon Streussnig
on x
This is obviously stupid and a clear sign that the site is failing but I say this as somebody very obviously extremely online, if you're posting this much daily, you gotta get some help
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@creecoder
Joshua
on x
🚨 X has introduced new posting limits: Free accounts: 50 original posts / 200 replies per day Premium accounts stay at 2,400 posts/replies per day Huge difference in usage capacity across tiers. What's your opinion on limiting free accounts like this? [image]
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@mattxiv
Matt
on x
never has there been a website that hates its own users as much as x dot com under elon musk
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@stevenjcbuckley
Dr. Steven Buckley
on bluesky
Literally limiting free speech. — Totally a thing that a social media platform that is not facing problems would do. [embedded post]
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@campuscodi.risky.biz
Catalin Cimpanu
on bluesky
So... they imposed that stupid checkmark on my profile and then limit my account? — On top of the fact that any tweet seems to be silently limited to max 2k impression anyway... hence why I stopped posting there in the first place — It's literally a pay-to-be-seen platform [e…