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RIP Twitter’s iconic bird logo
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So, if there's no more bird, then we shouldn't call them "tweets." What should they be called now? X-cretions?
He actually said they are now called X's.
No idea how to pronounce this then. It's such a stupid name change. Elon is destroying Twitter.. sorry X very well. Xorg was first tho.
Are you sure you don't want to X about something on X?
Why did Twitter change its name to 'X'? Because it marks the spot where all the birdie treasure is hidden! 🏴☠️