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Elon Musk snaps up $3bn Twitter stake

Tesla founder Elon Musk has bought almost a tenth of Twitter shares, worth almost $3bn.

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Carter

Carter

Some background :

So to Musk hate-speech==free-speech :roll_eyes:

ohm

ohm

I’m always amazed at the glacial pace large corporations work. “Working on an edit feature since last year!”. :open_mouth: Why does it take an entire year (and I guess it’s not a one man job either) to implement an edit feature?

Maartz

Maartz

You can mark the tweet as edited and make the label clickable to see the original one.

I think Facebook does this.

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