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X’s new terms of service insist that tweets are now posts
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So if they have publicly abandoned the Twitter brand identity, can someone else use it?
Because a lot of people are ready for a retro clone.
Would be pretty hilarious for something to take the name. But it’s doubtful that they release the name. Twitter.com still directs to x.com
Start calling everything posted online a tweet and eventually it’ll become a generic trademark.