This isn’t a Twitter screenshot, it’s a Facebook one. Note the globe icon, that means a public post on Facebook. He’s also a niche microcelebrity, so the verification kinda makes sense?
It seems he’s stopped posting on Twitter after 2024, having 70k posts total - so he must’ve quit cold turkey. No blue check on his Twitter profile.
Mark Zuckerberg isn’t that much different from Elon Musk as far as politics go.
If you want to be verified, you should just have a personal website that you publicly direct people to. Using someone else’s social media website as your primary soap box has always been madness.
This isn’t a Twitter screenshot, it’s a Facebook one. Note the globe icon, that means a public post on Facebook. He’s also a niche microcelebrity, so the verification kinda makes sense?
It seems he’s stopped posting on Twitter after 2024, having 70k posts total - so he must’ve quit cold turkey. No blue check on his Twitter profile.
There’s also this tweet from him in 2017. I do not think this man is a nazi, or even nazi-adjacent.
I never said anything about nazis.
I only know blue check marks from twitter. There’s really not much difference between the two though.
…Why is a blue check mark on Twitter bad if not for the fact that paying for it supports a nazi platform? I’m not sure I follow your logic.
The Meta one isn’t paid, it’s just something you’re given if they can verify you’re who you say you are.
Mark Zuckerberg isn’t that much different from Elon Musk as far as politics go.
If you want to be verified, you should just have a personal website that you publicly direct people to. Using someone else’s social media website as your primary soap box has always been madness.
So you would click accept on my self-signed https website? Want some land in Florida?
On cookies? I never click anywhere. Everything is gated and sandboxed.