Let The Twats Speak

My social credit score on X is 38.

I have been told that is a very common number and shared by many of the accounts I follow on the application formerly known as Twitter.

The Twits, Xers or whatever we are called nowadays are also arguing over whether or not an account holder should be able to block “unverified” users from replying to posts.

“Unverified” may be the new “unvaccinated”.

I welcome engagement from any and all regardless of verification status as long as they aren’t porn bots, perverts, or warmongering pharma whores.

That post, as of this writing, has had 36 views and only two “likes”.

I don’t understand what any of this means.

I only joined X in the hope of driving traffic to this blog.

It didn’t help.

Not sure if I am going to bother renewing my blue checkmark because I really can’t afford to pay for social media. A domain name and website are costly enough, but I want to keep them because it entertains me.

I reactivated my Facebook to let people know my mother died (Thanks Pfizer and the horrible relatives who coerced her into getting the shots so she could go to someone’s wedding).

Doing so has confirmed that Facebook is a time suck and essentially a glorified alumnae newsletter and home shopping channel.

I will probably be deactivating it again once I download all my photos.

Don’t know about X yet.

I get my news there, but it, too, is a time suck.

And, now that Elon is screwing with the algorithm to make it more “positive”, I am getting ads from Amazon and some Japanese stuffed animal.

“Ornery” is literally in my username.  What makes you think I want to be more positive?

Listen, Elon.  I know you are a super genius and this is probably another way for you to earn another billion or two, but stop messing with the platform.

Let the Twats speak and we will make up our own minds about it.