@elonmusk: Don’t mess with 𝕏
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X sued individuals for abusing its Creator Revenue Sharing program through coordinated inauthentic behavior and fraud, emphasizing its zero-tolerance policy for such actions.
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Don’t mess with 𝕏
James Burnham (@BurnhamDC): Last week, @X sued several people who abused Creator Revenue Sharing by operating a coordinated network of accounts, posting inauthentic content to manipulate engagement, and using multiple bank accounts to hide their scheme.
We do not tolerate fraudulent behavior on X – and
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