I think Elon Musk is being super reckless with Twitter's new verification system 
. I get it, he wants to shake things up, but targeting a high-profile account like the New York Times' main account just seems like a publicity stunt. And let's be real, $8 per month for verified badges? That's just not worth it for most users 
. But what really gets me is how this new system could lead to scammers and bots impersonating actual people. It's like, we get it, you wanna treat everyone equally, but this isn't the way to do it. Just think about all the legit journalists and influencers who rely on that blue check for credibility 
. This whole thing just reeks of Musk's impulsive decision-making and lack of planning 
. Anyway, I'm keeping a close eye on this one...
. I get it, he wants to shake things up, but targeting a high-profile account like the New York Times' main account just seems like a publicity stunt. And let's be real, $8 per month for verified badges? That's just not worth it for most users . But what really gets me is how this new system could lead to scammers and bots impersonating actual people. It's like, we get it, you wanna treat everyone equally, but this isn't the way to do it. Just think about all the legit journalists and influencers who rely on that blue check for credibility . This whole thing just reeks of Musk's impulsive decision-making and lack of planning . Anyway, I'm keeping a close eye on this one...