Who wouldn’t want to invest in that company? An internet platform run by a guy who doesn’t know what a server is, or an algorithm? And wouldn’t have the first clue how to hire people that do?A publicly listed company? Why would he subject himself to that kind of scrutiny? https://t.co/8DSLkkOn9I
— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) October 21, 2021
The 203rd Rule of Acquisition:
— Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) October 21, 2021
"New customers are like razor-toothed gree-worms. They can be succulent, but sometimes they bite back." https://t.co/9bFJg8pl2u
If Trump doesn’t like what you say, you’re banned. Yeah, that’ll monetize well.Trump's social network TRUTH Social has a rule banning "excessive use of capital letters": https://t.co/oeKykENxV7
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) October 21, 2021
And the guy who runs the special-purpose acquisition company, Patrick Orlando, used to work at....@DeutscheBank.
— David Enrich (@davidenrich) October 21, 2021
It does seem a bit more speculative than stepping up to the roulette table.A social media service is not something you buy at hardware store, plug in and you’re up and running the same day. Even when your technology is up , it takes time to acquire users. Normally a service goes to Walll Street we’ll after it has been setup, not other way around
— Jean-François Mezei (@jfmezei) October 21, 2021
Their TOS are literally written in all caps. https://t.co/fWdcFvivsi
— Trudes (@trudy_mcquiston) October 21, 2021
The "donaldjtrump" account of Trump's TRUTH Social has already been hacked. pic.twitter.com/LDQ5w24tcV
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) October 21, 2021
The ROI on this is obviously solid.Thank you TRUTH Social. Good to be here pic.twitter.com/tD3ClXWCss
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) October 21, 2021
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