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Elon Musk : achète Twitter et décide ensuite de payer les utilisateurs pour qu'ils publient en fonction de l'engagement. Utilisateurs : créez des publications controversées pour mettre les gens en colère et discutez les uns avec les autres pour stimuler l'engagement. Une stratégie brillante pour que les utilisateurs profitent du fait que d'autres utilisateurs perdent leur vie à se disputer en ligne ! 👏

Elon Musk : achète Twitter et décide ensuite de payer les utilisateurs pour qu'ils publient en fonction de l'engagement.

Utilisateurs : créez des publications controversées pour mettre les gens en colère et discutez les uns avec les autres pour stimuler l'engagement.

Une stratégie brillante pour que les utilisateurs profitent du fait que d'autres utilisateurs perdent leur vie à se disputer en ligne ! 👏

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