I never said Twitter/X had to do anything. They can continue to be a cesspool of hate speech if they choose. But they’re paying the price with advertising revenue as a company that’s already struggling to be profitable. This is the free market at play!None of those things detract from what I said above. Having a platform that hosts a certain kind of activity does not mean they "embrace it", no more than the way a phone company embraces drug dealers that who their phone service.
What happened to Twitter being a private company that can do what it wants
Agreed. However it is also Twitter's right to not allow preferred placement. That said, they probably should, and charge more money for it