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He's probably thinking of it from a user experience point of view, where there are lots of shiny new features and no big downsides.


Is it though? The new verified system was rolled out really poorly.

There should have been a migration path from legacy to new verified, but instead they just unverified everyone (including obviously government accounts that under the new rule should retain a grey check).


That's true, but I don't think it effected the average user much.


I must be using a different site from you. Letting people pay to get boosted has turned the top of every thread into a hive of emoji-pasting, cruel, low-effort cretins.


Everyone's twitter feed is different. Mine doesn't have that.




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