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The last line of dialogue is a typical English sentence and has nothing to do with the Twitter Moments feature, which can be used to compile several tweets with a shared theme into a browsable gallery. The character depicted is the (at the time of publication) Twitter CEO {{w|Jack Dorsey}}, judging by the beard. | The last line of dialogue is a typical English sentence and has nothing to do with the Twitter Moments feature, which can be used to compile several tweets with a shared theme into a browsable gallery. The character depicted is the (at the time of publication) Twitter CEO {{w|Jack Dorsey}}, judging by the beard. | ||
β | Since [[Elon Musk]] bought Twitter, the "legacy" checkmarks given according to the rules above {{w|Twitter Blue verification controversy|have been removed}}, and the only checkmarks are blue ones for anyone who pays for a Twitter Blue subscription, as well as other ones for organizations and government officials. | + | Since [[Elon Musk]] bought Twitter, the "legacy" checkmarks given according to the rules above {{w|Twitter Blue verification controversy|have been removed}}, and the only checkmarks are blue ones for anyone who pays for a Twitter Blue subscription, as well as other ones for organizations and government officials. This effectively solves the problem shown by the comic, at the expense of making spam accounts seem trustworthy because they paid for Twitter Blue. |
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