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X now lets users block unverified accounts from replying to their posts, potentially limiting how the community can push back on misinformation

The latest turn in the Elon Musk-directed platform X, previously known as Twitter, is that users can now block unverified accounts from replying to their posts.

The Verge Richard Lawler

Discussion

  • @x @x on x
    you can now limit replies to verified users [image]
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    This should help a lot with spam bots
  • @agoldmund @agoldmund on x
    Twitter has added β€œdipshit mode”
  • @jarvis Jarvis Johnson on x
    i'd pay to do the opposite
  • @eve6 @eve6 on x
    Oh hell yeah he invented imbecile mode
  • @ggooooddddoogg @ggooooddddoogg on x
    Who can reply? πŸ”΅Mostly Bots and Scams πŸ”΅Only The Dumbest Most Hateful Fucks On Earth πŸ”΅Friends πŸ”΅<[-Coward's Refuge Mode-]>
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    why would you ever wanna do this lol. A feature nobody has asked for πŸ₯²
  • @zhugeex Daniel Ahmad on x
    Literally an echo chamber feature.
  • @mnateshyamalan Soul Nate on x
    thank you sir πŸ‘ [image]