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X drops headlines from articles, as new report details its bleeding ad revenue
(www.marketwatch.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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How about we respond by dropping X from headlines and articles?
I think "dropping X" might have been a factor in this decision.
Hey, don’t do my homegirl Molly dirty like that—she just wants the world to feel good.
Please help me find Molly Hi, I'm looking for Molly I've been searching everywhere And I can't seem to find Molly
Do you know where I can find Molly? She makes my life happier, more exciting She makes me want to dance Dance, dance
Oh, don't do that, I've still got half a bag of popcorn left.
Jesus, how big was that bag to start with?!
Oh, just normal serving size...
I'm sure there are movie communities in the fediverse who can recommend great movies to go with the popcorn!
It's just wrong kind of X. We need to talk about X.org.
Weyland disagrees
Wayland is developed by X.org
Did you mean "X", formerly Twitter?
I believe they meant "Xitter".
I've wondered, would that be pronounced similar to "Shitter" or "Exiter"?
"Shitter".
Tweets are now "xits". As a verb: "xit", past-tense: "xat".
"Zitter" like a big ol zit
Isn't that the platform that is just Cartman and Alec Baldwin?
Maybe X.org
What's support to go in place of X?