Twitter Begins PAYING Its Creators, The Woke Left Is PANICKING

TL;DR

Twitter is now paying personalities for generating impressions, similar to YouTube, with liberal personalities making more money than some far-right influencers.

Transcript

Twitter is now going to be paying it's uh it's pers personalities to generate a certain amount of uh Impressions basically Twitter will operate in a similar way that YouTube does that if you produce content that gets views and those views deliver ads you get a cut of these ads I was pleasantly surprised rather abruptly to get a pop-up on Twitter th... Read More

Key Insights

• ⚾ Twitter is introducing a monetization model for personalities based on impressions, changing the dynamics of the platform.
• 🤑 The Krasenstein brothers, who are liberal personalities, made significant money through Twitter's monetization.
• 🤮 Taylor Lorenz, a journalist, received criticism for her article omitting the Krasenstein brothers from her discussion on far-right Twitter influencers.
• 🤑 The monetization model provides a viable platform for content creators to earn money outside of platforms like YouTube.
• 🤗 The introduction of monetization on Twitter opens possibilities for breaking censorship and sharing uncensored opinions.
• 😘 The cult-like mentality and pressure to conform within the left-wing community is becoming increasingly apparent, as seen in various instances.
• 🏳️‍🌈 The inclusion of diverse groups in the progress pride flag has led to different interpretations and controversies.

Questions & Answers

Q: How does Twitter's monetization for personalities work?

Twitter will pay personalities based on the number of impressions their content receives, similar to YouTube's monetization model.

Q: Who made more money, liberal or far-right personalities?

Liberal personalities, such as Brian Krasenstein and Ed Krasenstein, made more money than some far-right influencers on Twitter.

Q: Why did Taylor Lorenz omit the Krasenstein brothers from her article?

Taylor Lorenz, a journalist, received criticism for omitting the Krasenstein brothers from her article discussing far-right Twitter influencers.

Q: Is Twitter's monetization model considered bribing?

No, Twitter's monetization model is similar to platforms like YouTube, providing an opportunity for content creators to make money from their content.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Twitter will be paying personalities based on the number of impressions their content receives, following a similar model to YouTube.

• Liberal personalities, including Brian Krasenstein and Ed Krasenstein, made more money than some far-right influencers.

• Taylor Lorenz, a journalist, omitted the Krasenstein brothers from her article discussing far-right Twitter influencers.