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Twitter is reportedly testing out a dislike button.
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Why didn't he just buy Reddit instead again? Is this like NYC and it's trash situation? Can't see the forest for the trees or w.e.?
Reddit and other sites of the link-aggregator-forum hybrid model are built on developing communities. Microblogging is a much more individualist approach and Twitter especially is built on developing followings for prominent people to have a soap box with a large audience. The only site that is comparable in terms of developing cults of personality is youtube and Musk had no hope of buying that.