Editor’s Note: I don’t completely agree with the assessment below by Epic Economist that Twitter is falling apart. The move to limit accounts may be part of a greater plan to fix Twitter, not destroy it. Here’s an analysis of that possibility:
This guy wins todays internet award for correctly analyzing all the factors in Twitters lockdown.
The intelligence community built a “Censorship Deathstar” by scrapping everyone’s data and Elon just threw a fat monkey wrench into the whole machine.
— Zach Vorhies / Google Whistleblower (@Perpetualmaniac) July 1, 2023
I’m not saying the Epic Economist is wrong. Their analysis may be spot on and it’s based on opinions from some trusted sources. But if there’s one thing I’ve found to be true about prognostications regarding Twitter, it’s that future success or failure predictions seem to lean toward the desires of those doing the analysis. Those who want Twitter to succeed predict it will. Those who want it to fail also predict it will. Here’s the Epic Economist…
If you have any social media, you probably already heard by now that something is really wrong with the Twitter system. Over the weekend, users started noticing that their timeline wasn’t loading. The only message they could read was “Rate limit exceeded”.
At first, many people didn’t think too much of it. After billionaire Elon Musk took over the company last October, outages became all too common on the platform. But then, Musk revealed that Twitter was introducing a limit on how many tweets users can view per day.
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Never been on Twitter or Facebook, yet I survive!
Maybe some some sabotage going on. Lefties hate Twitter since Musk freed the bird.
I had the same thought when reading the headline
They don’t like free speech then they can die and go out of business. I know quite a few people like me that are banned from that place and I just don’t think places that ban people like that because they don’t like what they speak about when they’re exercising their first amendment rights shouldn’t be in the communications industry and certainly shouldn’t be allowed to operate within the United States.
Right wing content creators are idiots for still being on Twitter. Lazy. Suicidal. Idiots. They’d rather whine and complain than walk away. The right has only one tool that cannot be subverted or shut down by the deep state. ECONOMIC POWER. Stop feeding your dollars into the leftwing and RINO machines of your own destruction. Cancel your subscription to the WSJ, Drop cable / stop watching Fox. Stop going to Hollywood movies. Stop going to MLB, NBA, and NFL games. Stop buying music made by people who hate you.
How dumb do you have to be to not have noticed by now that they want to destroy you, your livelihood, and your way of life? How lazy do you have to be to be unwilling to make even the barest of effort to fight those who are hunting your children? You don’t need a leader to tell you this. You just need to stop making your enemies stronger by exercising a little self-control.
They actually think Elon Musk is that stupid. Every action he takes at Twitter only makes it stronger. He didn’t get to be a Billionaire by being as stupid as they think he is. This has become a war of idiocy as those left leaning morons think they can denigrate whomever they want with impunity. They’ll be the ones with egg on their face when those Twitter changes take hold fully.
I hadn’t thought about the scraper bot issue, but we now know the feds have been illegally copying our posts on social media, so this could very well be a defensive move to Musk.