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ItsKaljinyuTime posted...

You're not supposed to ask yourself who's real on Twitter. That never should've been what Twitter or YouTube or Facebook were about. The problem was always that we assigned any legitimacy at all to these checkmarks.

Who are we in this thread, right now? I don't know any of your real names. That used to be how it was everywhere on the Internet. We don't need "verified accounts."

Haha, what? Gamefaqs has the funniest opinions.

It worked before and now it doesn't. We used to be able to tell pretty easily if it was the real public official's account, now you have to dig deeper. Yes actually that was the whole point of the verification that they removed. Like Tony Hawk, did Tony Hawk actually reply to me, or is it some guy who bought the verification?

Btw, I actually like the Twitter character limit, I think debates should work like that, because it doesn't let people dress up bad arguments with 90% poetic fluff that makes it sound better. Despite what people say I think a good argument will sound just as good at 20 words or less, a bad argument, not so much.

I don't like downvotes (on comments) either tbh. I think if someone has a problem with something posted they should reply.