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In the past two days, many overseas painters who were originally active on Twitter have crossed the ocean to set up Weibo accounts in China.

This wave of collective number building is still quite powerful, and dozens of overseas painters have participated in it so far.

(for the first time, Mr. Jia understands what peer culture is.) among them, some people issued a "cutting Manifesto", saying bluntly that their Twitter career was coming to an end and that they had planned to change their development position. This wave of Jian account probably regards Weibo as a candidate or even the main choice for future development.

Jia is always accosted, and Weibo officials will not be quiet at all-soon, they have set up a special page for overseas painters, making it easy for domestic fans to follow and find their favorite painters.

(to be honest, without this page, the user names of some painters in traditional Chinese characters are not easy to search.) similarly, overseas painters will have this newly established classification logo on their home pages to facilitate people recognition.

So the question is, is Twitter pulling or Weibo stuffing money, making so many overseas painters choose to develop the domestic Internet regardless of language and Internet barriers?

It's really Twitter.

On the first day of July, many Twitter users submitted feedback to the authorities, saying that they had "exceeded the rate limit" or "unable to retrieve tweets" error messages when accessing Twitter.

Even the topic of "Twitter crashed" cannot be viewed because of the collapse of Twitter.

It was the first major disruption since Musk bought the social networking site at the end of last year. When there was a problem with the website under his own door, the old horse naturally couldn't get by, and immediately said that he wanted to make a heavy fist to help users solve the problem.

Okay, what's the problem?

According to Lao Ma, this server outage, ah, is someone doing petty theft, there are hundreds of AI companies in order to train their models, desperately grabbing data from Twitter, over time we can not catch this big water pipe.

OK, the reason has been found, and the solution is not too complicated. I can guess that it is nothing more than adding a few firewalls to limit the number of visits in a short time. Right?

However, I do not know whether there is something else behind the scenes or that Musk has been grabbing AI for a long time, which makes people feel that he has overreacted.

First of all, now that you want to browse Twitter, you have to sign up for an account, or you can't see anything-you used to be able to swim on Twitter without an account.

And it's not all right to sign up for an account. Newly registered accounts can view 300 tweets a day, regular users can see 800 tweets, and 6000 tweets can be viewed after paying for authentication.

What do you mean?

Imagine that you have just finished your work for a while and want to take out your phone and relax and browse Weibo. But as soon as I took out my phone and didn't brush it, several error characters appeared on the screen and a line of prompts popped up: "your browsing share today has been exhausted. Please recharge members to continue browsing."

The blood pressure went up all at once. The point is that you can't have a good time even if you are looking for members. If you happen to be searching for something hard to find, or simply following a large number of bloggers, these thousands of views are not enough to fill the leisure of the day-especially when the holiday is boring.

What is more, Musk has found himself a high-sounding interface after the introduction of these restrictions.

"I limit people's reading because I know that people are too addicted to the Internet and need to go out for sports. I did a good thing for the world. Oh, yes, you just used up another reading opportunity."

Brother, I really want to be taught a lesson.

Old Ma bragged like this and stared, and the netizens who had never lost their combat effectiveness naturally could not bear it and directly tweeted several of Musk's tweets into tens of thousands of responses, so that he had to make a concession-- it was quite generous to change the three numbers of reading restrictions to 500, 000 and 10000, respectively.

The right to refresh Twitter was lost out of thin air for no reason, and netizens naturally did not feel it, and some of them quickly came up with Twitter jokes that are relevant to current events.

"Why can't I see anything on Twitter?"

"Musk explained on Twitter. Go to his Twitter."

"I can't see it!"

Of course, for those of us who are limited to 1000 or even 500 but don't often tweet, perhaps the most distressing thing about this incident is that we have to leave all the quotas for reading pictures and jokes to sex.

But for painters who are often active on Twitter, they may be much more affected-it is well known that painters tend to follow a large number of peers and retweet their favorite works from time to time, which takes a lot of reading opportunities. Not to mention they sometimes need to forward sales messages of their works and communicate with fans to retweet pictures.

One thing after another, even the 10000 browsing limit for certified members is not enough.

As a result, things developed into the first scene of the article, and after feeling the implied use crisis and credit crisis of Twitter, painters decided to find another way out-though as a result, they may have jumped from one pit to another.

But what is interesting is that overseas painters, especially Japanese painters, do not seem to have encountered too many cases of disobedience.

On the one hand, the increasing development of machine translation technology makes it possible for us to communicate with users of unfamiliar languages by relying on translators alone.

At the very least, the self-introductions of the painters' wives all look good. It may be a little blunt, but it doesn't hinder our understanding.

Then take a look at their daily communication and speeches. Well, although there are some hazy jokes in the tone, I can still chat with domestic netizens on the whole.

Of course, the machine will sometimes secretly do some bad things, such as asking the teacher to send a sudden "Laozi" when retweeting, which is very dramatic-the teacher's willingness is probably me (me) plus a heart of love to show the joy of seeing my peers stationed on Weibo.

Then, after realizing the bad things done by Mr. Translator, the complaint of the parties was once again met with the venomous hand of machine overturning. It's just that this time the wrong tone is no longer rude, but becomes particularly cute.

But as we all know, Chinese and Japanese are not too far apart in kinship. Compared with other overseas painters, Japanese painters have a unique advantage in communicating with domestic fans-the "pseudo-Chinese" obtained by deleting all auxiliary words made up of pseudonyms in Japanese.

This is probably what it looks like.

Don't say that in many cases, "pseudo-Chinese" looks no different from correct Chinese sentences, successfully realizing barrier-free communication between China and Japan.

Even fans can clearly express their semantics such as giving Weibo members to painters and going back to work after swiping their mobile phones for a long time. They have to admire the powerful expressive power of Chinese characters.

Mrs. Hamster, a well-known domestic painter, may have been amused by this communication atmosphere and mixed in to perform a section of authentic performance for the big guys, and its complexity made netizens have to pull out the Little Tigers encryption card and come to a solid Chinese translation.

Until now, overseas painters are still pouring into Weibo. Out of fresh curiosity and respect for overseas visitors and other reasons, their Weibo comment area is now quiet. I hope they will have a happy Weibo life before they can use Twitter normally.

Then again, dear Mr. Musk, can you buy some of your tips and set it to accept only 500 work messages a day, so that we have a reasonable reason to fish? I'm just kidding.

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