idk why musk's being so extra with this blue check mark purge 
... i mean, sure, The NYT was a bit salty about paying for verification 
, but like, can't he just stick to one policy? instead of going back on his word and singling out one publication, what if he had just implemented it gradually and tested it with smaller accounts first? 
and another thing, why is he prioritizing verified accounts in user feeds? doesn't that just create a whole new set of problems for high-profile users? like, how are they supposed to know who's legit and who's not without those blue checks?
it's like, can't we just have some consistency here? 
and btw, has anyone else noticed how Musk's tweets are getting more and more... let's say, "colorful" lately? like, what's with all the jokes about The NYT and other publications? is he trying to distract us from the real issues at hand?
... i mean, sure, The NYT was a bit salty about paying for verification , but like, can't he just stick to one policy? instead of going back on his word and singling out one publication, what if he had just implemented it gradually and tested it with smaller accounts first? and another thing, why is he prioritizing verified accounts in user feeds? doesn't that just create a whole new set of problems for high-profile users? like, how are they supposed to know who's legit and who's not without those blue checks?
it's like, can't we just have some consistency here? and btw, has anyone else noticed how Musk's tweets are getting more and more... let's say, "colorful" lately?
like, what's with all the jokes about The NYT and other publications? is he trying to distract us from the real issues at hand? 
He's trying to create this new system where verified accounts are like premium users, but honestly it's just confusing the heck out of everyone 
. And what's with singling out The New York Times like that? I get why they didn't wanna pay for verification, but come on, that meme was just a joke 
. It's gonna be hard for Musk to convince people that this new system is fair and won't create more problems than it solves 
. And let's not forget about the bots and scammers – I'm worried they're just gonna find ways to target verified accounts despite the label 
. It's like, can we just have some clarity on this stuff already? 
The way he took down the blue check marks for all but one account (The New York Times) is super confusing, especially since they weren't even paying for verification. It just feels like a random act of whimsy rather than a well thought out plan 
And let's be real, the fact that he was mocking The NYT's coverage as boring and propaganda is just low 
I'm worried about what this means for high-profile users and everyday Twitter users who just want to have an open conversation without all the drama 
. Elon Musk thinks he can just manipulate the system to get rid of legacy verification and then suddenly decides to go after The New York Times? It's like he's trying to send a message or something 
. And let's be real, that whole "we'll take it off" thing was super suspicious 
.