@cfiesler Not even a post acknowledging the deletion. Complete Homer backing into the hedge at scale. Absolute bananas.
And yet they’re still programmatically calling Masto links “malware” when you try to add them back to profiles…
This is good. Because hunting down everyone who (like me) had left twatter with a note in their biog saying where they’d gone was just stupid and unenforceable.
@cfiesler I just love the sound of fresh policies... shattering.
(I won't be back on Twitter though. Oh and neither will the Twitter share buttons be back on our website. 🤔 😘)
@cfiesler A few days ago a user who joined my local server said that it was Elon blocking links to Mastodon that convinced them it was worth joining.
And, it's a great advertisement for Mastodon that it's listed immediately after FB and IG.
@cfiesler The argument is that unilateral exclusionary conduct is ultimately self-defeating, because it costs the defendant more to implement than it can gain them if successful. Closing off your network to competitors makes it less useful to your own customers, which makes competitors’ offerings even more comparatively attractive.
There are counter-arguments (e.g., about the conditions under which this result holds), but it’s a useful intuition pump.