Twitter...Er, X CEO Explains Strategy Behind Controversial New Branding: 'Absolutely No Limit to This Transformation'
@br00t4c
This rebranding is going to force hundreds of organisations to reprint leaflets, publicity materials and also websites to accomodate the new logo and twitter branding. Many probably can't afford to do so.
We as the fediverse user base need to use this window to go in for the kill, promote the fedi like crazy in order to direct people towards replacement services on the fediverse.
@zleap Smart orgs and partners will realize that Twitter is run by an unstable l, mercurial fool enanored of himself and his cretinous followers and that it's no longer worth it to try to keep up with the crazy in order to pander to the unfortunates and Nazis that remain on the platform. #GoodbyeTwitter
I hope so, looking at their new logo, it also looks seriously like the X.org logo.
@zleap The. Irony.
Yes, if a free software project or private person used or made anything that resembled (even closely and not intentional) a corporate logo or name that person feels the full weight of the corporate legal team,
