3 hours ago, I noticed that the #
nitter server which I had used for the past few days at this channel was down. The site has been changed to automatically play a video I don't know.
I posted some URLs on this channel to
my company's X (Twitter) account (= my TwitterAccount) about 15 hours ago. Considering my relationship with TwitterJapan, that naturally comes to mind.
The number of views of my TwitterAccount is usually
less than 10. Moreover, the view counter is mostly spinning due to my own reloading process. The "nice people/companies" who follow my TwitterAccount simply followed my TwitterAccount via any service outside Twiter because I was highly rated on the other external service ( I don't identify the service ). In other words, my TwitterAccount has high-quality followers
"by chance (= irrespective of my writing ability)".
As I have already mentioned, there is a high possibility that my TwitterAccount's "regular readers" don't have accounts on Twitter in the first place. Considering my TwitterAccount's TwitterAnalytics "engagement" track record, the maximum number of people I can lead to Nitter with the content is
0. It may seem a bit stubborn, but I'll say it again.
The maximum value is "0".So, if the Nitter server that I used to use was shut down due to pressure from X (TwitterJapan), I can only think that they tease me (lol).
When this happens, I have no choice but to be determined.
So, the 2nd battle between me and X (TwitterJapan) has begun, and as part of my retaliation, I has just rewrote the Nitter URLs of all articles on this channel to highly versatile ones. This process assumes a cat-and-mouse game in the future.
I'll write the code for you so you can use it as well:
nitter: [url=https://status.d420.de/]https://any-nitter-url/********[/url]Particularly a general-purpose part of the code that can be replaced by batch processing using commands is:
nitter: [url=https://status.d420.de/]https://any-nitter-url/By the way, I like Mr.Elon.
