The class system on the internet.

I feel like I am being slowly squeezed out of internet living. 

On twitter, I saw from a Q affiliated account. That some people lock unverified accounts out from responding because they only get paid for those responses. I just saw that from someone on X. 

Then there is Pearl Davis and Steven Cambian. Youtube channels that I can no longer watch. On a recent Steven Cambian video. Two ads, one unskippable at 7 and a half minutes. One skippable adds at 12 and a half minutes. Two more ads, one more unskippable, at 20 minutes. (Youtube premium has no ads) 

Stephen Molyneux has come out with strong guidance to anyone that is his follower. To not have anything to do with him, or his theories in the larger sense. If you have anything to do with leftists in any capacity. Even casual socialising (Which I do). In 6303, at about thirty minutes.

This is relevant to me because it means I will not go on his work even once from this point on. Which is relevant as I sometimes weave his concepts into this blog. I have deleted all his podcasts that I had downloaded onto my phone.  

On X, there is a clear class differential. You go on a thread and the top comments are from the verified users. The verified users do not tend to say a great deal either. Sometimes just single word responses. If you scroll down far enough for the unverified users. They often have longer, more thought through posts. There is a slight pattern as though they were pleading for attention. At least to me. 

This is the world the left rails against, and the right celebrates, for partly animalistic reasons. Not that I disagree with the general principle of monetisation. It is mostly the left and their strategic taxes on things like small businesses that prevent people from moving up in class terms. 

But nevertheless, this is all something to be aware of. The class system starting to replicate itself online.