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YT Oxford 26 Apr 22 6.44am
Originally posted by BlueJay Will be fascinating to see where he takes Twitter. He's a man of action. Admittedly there is a 'low rent' quality to Twitter at the min but it's certainly the most relevant social media network around. I expect he'll push heavily towards freedom of speech, but also firmly tie accounts to identity (to get rid of trolls, bots etc). It will reign in behaviour somewhat where it's attributed to a person and so accountability and freedoms will be in sensible balanced. Edited by BlueJay (25 Apr 2022 11.49pm) That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Originally posted by BlueJay

Will be fascinating to see where he takes Twitter. He's a man of action. Admittedly there is a 'low rent' quality to Twitter at the min but it's certainly the most relevant social media network around.

I expect he'll push heavily towards freedom of speech, but also firmly tie accounts to identity (to get rid of trolls, bots etc). It will reign in behaviour somewhat where it's attributed to a person and so accountability and freedoms will be in sensible balanced.

Edited by BlueJay (25 Apr 2022 11.49pm)

That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo.

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becky over the moon 26 Apr 22 7.16am
Originally posted by YT That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo. Yes, but then it won't matter because it will just be 'something people say' A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 26 Apr 22 7.16am

Originally posted by YT

That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo.

Yes, but then it won't matter because it will just be 'something people say'

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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Badger11 Beckenham 26 Apr 22 7.19am
I'm not sure that it is a good thing that a company as powerful as Twitter is owned and subject to the whims of one person even if I agree with their politics. Hopefully he will do as he says clamp down on the fake accounts and bots whilst allowing proper free speech. Musk is one of the smartest people on the planet but he is also a maverick who could lose interest lets hope he is a good steward. One more point
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Beckenham 26 Apr 22 7.19am

I'm not sure that it is a good thing that a company as powerful as Twitter is owned and subject to the whims of one person even if I agree with their politics.

Hopefully he will do as he says clamp down on the fake accounts and bots whilst allowing proper free speech.

Musk is one of the smartest people on the planet but he is also a maverick who could lose interest lets hope he is a good steward.

One more point

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YT Oxford 26 Apr 22 7.23am
Originally posted by becky Yes, but then it won't matter because it will just be 'something people say' Precisely my point. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 26 Apr 22 7.23am

Originally posted by becky

Yes, but then it won't matter because it will just be 'something people say'

Precisely my point.

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 26 Apr 22 8.02am
My uncle was reading a book about Musk, around 4 years ago (don't know the book title). My Uncle said Musk was a very clever man, as he got loads of financial backing for his ideas, yet wasn't worth an awful lot himself (to begin with). A lot of his ideas have bourne fruit, which has not only created wealth for himself, but also added significantly to those wanting to invest. Lots of figures bandied around about 'wealth', but they are accountancy figures. Lots will be tied-up in investments, loans and other areas. Although I bet Musk has more than loose change in his pockets, and he doesn't shop at Aldi "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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My uncle was reading a book about Musk, around 4 years ago (don't know the book title). My Uncle said Musk was a very clever man, as he got loads of financial backing for his ideas, yet wasn't worth an awful lot himself (to begin with). A lot of his ideas have bourne fruit, which has not only created wealth for himself, but also added significantly to those wanting to invest.
Lots of figures bandied around about 'wealth', but they are accountancy figures. Lots will be tied-up in investments, loans and other areas. Although I bet Musk has more than loose change in his pockets, and he doesn't shop at Aldi

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BlueJay UK 26 Apr 22 2.56pm
Originally posted by YT That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo. I've seen idiots on here use the same Elon Musk playbook when their emotions get the better of them against those they hate. Mods are usually on the ball with it. I'm all for people saying such stuff with their identity plastered alongside it. Fun fun fun. Elon can behave as he wishes as he's megarich, but his plan to link contributions to identity for normal people is more likely to result in equally normal behaviour. It would make interactions more akin to a typical face to face. In that scenario rather than endlessly argue people either find a path to commonality or they don't. A time saver for all, and less endlessly 'echo chambery'. Edited by BlueJay (27 Apr 2022 9.15pm)
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Originally posted by YT

That's good; so everyone will be able to call everyone else a pedo.

I've seen idiots on here use the same Elon Musk playbook when their emotions get the better of them against those they hate. Mods are usually on the ball with it. I'm all for people saying such stuff with their identity plastered alongside it. Fun fun fun.

Elon can behave as he wishes as he's megarich, but his plan to link contributions to identity for normal people is more likely to result in equally normal behaviour. It would make interactions more akin to a typical face to face. In that scenario rather than endlessly argue people either find a path to commonality or they don't. A time saver for all, and less endlessly 'echo chambery'.

Edited by BlueJay (27 Apr 2022 9.15pm)

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Pete53 Hassocks 03 May 22 10.58am
"What would you buy if you had $275 billion burning a hole in your pocket?" I might finally get around to a subscription to Sky Sports and BT so I can see Palace away when they are on.
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"What would you buy if you had $275 billion burning a hole in your pocket?"

I might finally get around to a subscription to Sky Sports and BT so I can see Palace away when they are on.

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BlueJay UK 03 May 22 11.01am
Originally posted by Pete53 "What would you buy if you had 5 billion burning a hole in your pocket?" I might finally get around to a subscription to Sky Sports and BT so I can see Palace away when they are on. Sad but true. Ludicrous pricing really. No wonder many look for other options.
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UK 03 May 22 11.01am

Originally posted by Pete53

"What would you buy if you had 5 billion burning a hole in your pocket?"

I might finally get around to a subscription to Sky Sports and BT so I can see Palace away when they are on.

Sad but true. Ludicrous pricing really. No wonder many look for other options.

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 03 May 22 11.32am
Originally posted by BlueJay Sad but true. Ludicrous pricing really. No wonder many look for other options. It actually works out about the same just to buy Palace, Selhurst Park and fly by Helicopter to each match. Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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Originally posted by BlueJay

Sad but true. Ludicrous pricing really. No wonder many look for other options.

It actually works out about the same just to buy Palace, Selhurst Park and fly by Helicopter to each match.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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PalazioVecchio south pole 03 May 22 3.32pm
if i had all that money, i would build 100 churches across Luton. And populate them with a congregation chosen from a basket of countries across Eastern Europe/Latin America/Christian Africa. [Link] Edited by PalazioVecchio (03 May 2022 5.44pm) Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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if i had all that money, i would build 100 churches across Luton.

And populate them with a congregation chosen from a basket of countries across Eastern Europe/Latin America/Christian Africa.

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Edited by PalazioVecchio (03 May 2022 5.44pm)

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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