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jack 2 years ago
true. if the company didn't go down this path, the advertisers would leave. if they left, the business crashes and the hedge funds come in. the only path forward was a protocol that we didn't own or control, or going private. going private however does not address the long term problem, as there is still a single owner, no matter how great their intention (and I know Elon's intentions are great).
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I do not celebrate or feel pride in our having to ban @realDonaldTrump from Twitter, or how we got here. After a clear warning we’d take this act...
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Moss Moss@BitcoinNostr.com 2 years ago
I believe that a number of excellent companies will emerge based on Nostr in the future, perhaps not just in the social field. A large amount of open user data sharing can inspire a lot of innovation. Elon has done very well so far, at least he has withstood a lot of pressure. He has a tendency to maintain the values ​​​​that he identifies with even if X goes bankrupt, FYS advertisers. I respect him very much for that.
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Forrest Forrest@primal.net 2 years ago
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety"
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The Callnote callnote@iris.to 2 years ago
I think you did what all you could do and how “they”made it look like you were the one pulling the strings was to take the spotlight off of them , the ones who were behind it all along. Bless you @jack for believing in the ideas that come from love instead of hate and for fighting for those ideas to be reality.
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Twisha 2 years ago
Every one prompts the middle class to be less concerned with money, when money is the real factor, behind everything, at the end of the day.
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