Ha ha that's a good joke.
I mean, I suppose there's a tiny chance that a small number of journalists might for whatever reason think this is the last straw.
But for the most part, anybody who is still there at this point has decided their follower count is more important than doing the right thing.
@alexwild Musk hates Klippenstein. He has covered him multiple times and also enraged him, after he posted a photo of him with Ghislaine Maxwell. Here his childish reaction back then
@assegaia@alexwild
True Anon, among other things, did a brilliant three part take-down of Elon called "The Lamest Show on Earth." Methinks that might have something to do with them getting banned 🧐
@brembs@alexwild Clinging to their followers. The mindset is the number of followers one has is crucial and irreplaceable. Twitter didn't exist before 2009.
Internet has changed somewhat in 15 years. Even if the journalists would have been old enough to work professionally in that environment (meaning they'd be closing 40 years on the minimum), the decentralised internet where people keep independent blogs followed with a dedicated rss-reader doesn't really exist anymore.
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