Elon Musk, the owner of X, criticized advertisers with expletives on Wednesday at The New York Times’s DealBook Summit.

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12 points

don’t bring up false information

Can you cite any examples of the above happening?

don’t use subsidiary companies, you own to lie and badmouth,

And explain what this means?

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Media Matters stated that ads were showing up beside questionable content, which was proven to be them gaming the system to get that to happen. Disney, Amazon, Paramount owns a large amount of media companies that are smearing the website.

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Customers expressing their opinions on your product is part of the market articulating its desires.

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Yes, I don’t disagree my point is there are people that go farther then just voting with there wallet and try to smear other/companies to get what they want.

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And how did they game the system, exactly? By hitting refresh?

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By following those questionable feeds, and just those feeds on a brand new account until they were able to get ads to show up along with those feeds and then state that it’s always showing up beside those feeds

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