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• @campuscodi Catalin Cimpanu on x

  You don't say... https://twitter.com/...

• @cengizyar Cengiz on x

  “Twitter's option for a non-algorithmic feed and lax approach to content moderation, compared with other social networks, make it more immediately risky to use, like handling a loaded gun. It feels overtly weaponized.” ⁦@chaykak⁩ https://www.newyorker.com/...

• @susanmcp1 Susan Spector McPherson on x

  Sometimes Twitter feels like the hot potato of the Internet, or perhaps more like a zone of nuclear radiation. No one wants to take too much responsibility for it https://www.newyorker.com/... via @NewYorker

• @mmarkovitz Michael Markovitz on x

  Good piece: “(Twitter) feels overtly weaponized...#Musk wants a #Twitter on which anyone can say anything but that kind of melee is..part of the problem that's causing the service to stagnate. Ownership by 1 of its biggest manipulators wouldn't solve it” https://www.newyorker.com…

• @narne_kumar06 @narne_kumar06 on x

  Why would Elon Musk want to buy twitter ? “Twitter is still at the center of culture-war debates & remains a pulpit from which to t ®0ll public discourse Twitter's status as both a total mess and extremely influential makes it an eternal target: ” https://www.newyorker.com/...

• @alanmillernlp Alan C. Miller on x

  “The platform is awful—but its delivery of instantaneous feedback to every passing thought is also addictive. It's exploitative—but its ability to amplify any message is unavoidably powerful.” @chaykak https://www.newyorker.com/... via @NewYorker https://www.newyorker.com/... via…

• @newyorker @newyorker on x

  Twitter is a notoriously dysfunctional business. What does Elon Musk want with it? https://nyer.cm/1fskhG0