The Guardian will no longer post on Twitter

Nov 13, 2024 09:03



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Uk newspaper The Guardian has announced it will no longer post on Twitter/X due to the website's toxicity since Elon Musk took over. They said the negatives outweigh the positives and cite "disturbing content" and the way the site handled the election as its final decision.

“This is something we have been considering for a while ( Read more... )

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flyingpigs_live November 13 2024, 19:55:37 UTC
The fact that they waited this long doesn't say much about them

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martymcfly85 November 13 2024, 19:55:45 UTC
So we are finally going over to bluesky?

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waffletaco November 14 2024, 06:16:07 UTC
i would, but no one is over there. Everyone still uses twitter, so it's where i stay.
Until gay twitter and black twitter move over there in droves, it's boring.

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genbu_no_miko24 November 13 2024, 19:57:32 UTC
Huh not sure if it’s a good idea but if other publications do the same then there might be some big change and damage to Elon.

Celebs deleting their twitter is not a big win since a lot of them migrated to IG long before Elon took over. Plus IG gives more of a fourth wall ironically compared to twitter.

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jojito November 13 2024, 21:52:41 UTC
What would hurt him the most is regular people leaving. In mass.

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nigelwitthebrie November 13 2024, 20:02:34 UTC
I only use it when ONTD links an article through their and I wanna read the source material…sucks the only third party ONTD can link is Twitter.

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therearewords November 13 2024, 20:13:45 UTC
Well.. there's Instagram and Facebook.

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ladychips November 13 2024, 20:03:43 UTC

time to go ig, my twitter is stan twitter only (i refuse to get pulled into twitter drama!) so ive been waiting for the stan communities to make the switch, but maybe i should go ahead and just wait

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powerranger November 13 2024, 21:07:10 UTC
Same my twitter is just to keep up with fandoms/update accts/film accts and they’re not really on Bluesky yet

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