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  • wow, this is actually amazing.

    You’d think a rapidly developing service like Lemmy might face restrictions like that due to resources but Twitter? Mismanagement beyond belief.

  • Limit rating your core audience in their primary task is completely batshit crazy. Thank fuck for mastodon.

  • Let's hope for another twitter migration wave to mastodon / other fediverse platforms!

  • So unless you pay Elon Musk $8/month, you can only load 600 tweets per day. That's some fucked up shit right there man.

    • And apparently their new algorithm seems to favour posts that anger people. So it’s 600 rage inducing posts… stick a fork in it, Twitter is done.

    • ....surely there's gotta be a better analogy

  • Simply put this is the most amazing thing the twit did to Twitter since forcing himself as King Twit. Even better than when he tried to back out of it but couldn't because he'd already signed for it.

  • Please please please let this be the breaking point at which big online personalities switch to mastodon, or at least start using those crossposting tools. That's the only thing I miss from twitter and something RSS cant replace

  • You really can’t make this stuff up, it’s beyond my head how someone can make those choices. But I mean advertisers already ditched Twitter long ago, so why not squeeze the last money out of it that you can get.

  • The funny thing is I'm pretty sure replies, tweets, and retweets all count toward that (if they're using the same rules as the API), so basically that just kills the majority of your user base.

  • zomg. musk has finally found the cure for doomscrolling addiction!!!

  • I quickly scrolled through my feed to see how fast I'd hit the limit. It took like a minute. Most of the posts hadn't even loaded before I scrolled past them. What a joke.

  • I haven't been using Twitter at all (except to promote my own content) but now I just frankly will not use it. It's become a hostile app that sounds unusable.

    I've also stopped using Reddit and have considered a single user Lemmy instance to host a community (or communities depending) for my content.

  • I don't even use Twitter anymore, but after this, I went there just to delete my two accounts.

  • Hoping this will be the thing that pushes my Twitter friends over to Mastodon. It's the only reason I still have my account (that and nostalgia anyway)

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