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X is testing new paid membership tiers to compensate for poor ad revenue
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this post was submitted on 06 Oct 2023
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You look at it backwards. It's 'watch ads to avoid paying'.
Paying is the default way to buy something.
Well, it's the default way of paying for physical objects and professional services.
It hasn't really been the default way of paying for online services.
That's the problem if you want professional online services. Being the product should be the weird option.