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X is retiring its revenue-sharing program and will launch a new Original Content Rewards program on September 8th, requiring 500 verified followers and 500,000 impressions, with payouts based on qualified impressions on original content.
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X updated its creator monetization program, requiring 500,000 verified Home Timeline impressions in 90 days (excluding replies) for the Original Content Rewards program, disproportionately hurting small creators.
X (Twitter)'s revenue-sharing program is about to undergo major adjustments. The new standards aim to encourage original content and combat abuse, benefiting original creators.
The post announces the launch of Original Content Rewards, a program that replaces misaligned Revenue Sharing incentives to encourage creators to bring net new content to the platform.
An analysis of Twitter's community structure using domain co-occurrence data and PCA/t-SNE, revealing tight right-wing and diffuse left-wing clusters, with implications for recommender systems and random walk mixing times.
A judge ruled that Meta caused a public nuisance by contributing to a teen mental health crisis in New Mexico and ordered the company to fund a $567 million abatement program for treatment, screening, and prevention. Meta said it will appeal.
Chinese philosophy PhD candidate and podcaster Yiyang Zhuge goes viral in the West after a deeply philosophical interview with Christopher Nolan, sparking wide debate about Chinese intellectual culture and geopolitics.
Reminding everyone that account-theft scams targeting KOLs have increased recently, and exposing the full timeline of two types of scams, urging users to be careful about account security.
A New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million, bringing total fines to $942 million, and mandated platform changes like removing Like counts for minors and limiting usage hours to address child safety harms.
A New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million in the second phase of a child safety case, bringing total penalties to nearly $1 billion for contributing to a teen mental health crisis. Meta plans to appeal.
A tweet discussing Higgsfield AI, saying it seems very capable, mentioning that some Hollywood directors have deep collaborations with its products, and expressing an intent to try it.
The author comments that the X platform (now part of XAI/SpaceX) is flooded with scam posts, arguing that because X's user data is a key basis for SpaceX's valuation, the platform is unwilling to remove scam traffic, and questions the management's ethics.
A court has ordered Meta to pay $942 million to address harm to children from its social media platforms, marking a significant legal and regulatory development for the company.
Interviews with Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed that the Japanese government has expressed concerns to the U.S. Embassy in Japan about the Trump administration's unauthorized use of Japanese anime and game works such as Pokemon and Naruto in social media posts, requesting appropriate handling of intellectual property.
TikTok blames a 'moderator error' for the delayed removal of a livestream showing blogger Perez Hilton harming himself, and says it notified law enforcement and banned his account. The incident raises concerns about TikTok's content moderation, especially as the company lays off moderation staff.
WIRED examines how viral discourse about celebrities like Ariana Grande becoming thin can misinform the public about eating disorders and potentially trigger those in recovery, highlighting the role of social media algorithms in amplifying harmful content.
Ars Technica reports on the limitations of AI-based content moderation, highlighting biases against marginalized groups and the need for human oversight, while noting Reddit's expansion of Rules Hub to give human moderators more control.
Xiaohongshu's creator platform supports binding to WeChat Official Accounts. Enter a link to automatically import and format long articles, making it convenient to publish content simultaneously across X, WeChat, and Xiaohongshu.
X product lead Nikita Bier has officially stepped down and transitioned to an advisory role. Over the past 400 days, he led X's comprehensive overhaul, launched nearly 30 products, and set multiple records, ultimately choosing to return to the identity of an ordinary user.