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I'm tired of giving away my data. Times of change, and change comes
with time. My friends, thingsare changing. You've changed, I've changed.
Twitter has changed. Let's jump rightinto it. I received an email
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just last week that said, Hi, Angel, Peter, we're making changers
to our creator subscriptions and add revenueshare programs terms to further promote authenticity and
fight fraud in the platform. Startingtoday, new creators must verify their ID
with a very terrible company who isgoing to take and hold all of my
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information, all of my information,all of my information in perpetuity forever.
I read the terms of service,I do not particularly like the ethos behind
the company that is holding all ofthis data. And I wouldn't say that
I'm frustrated because I'm not. Iam used to this. I am used
to system encroachment right on your personaldata. And I'm not frustrated. I'm
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just tired. You know what I'mtired of, Guys, I'm tired of
giving away my data. I'm justAnd you might say, oh, Peter,
this is obviously one of those thingswhere you just pick and choose,
pick and choose which things you wantto get upset about. Well, that's
pretty much what politics is about thesedays. But that might be a fair
argument and that probably holds enough water. But in reality, guys, I
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am just tired of giving away allmy data. I am actively building in
the web three space, building trustand freedom, tools and solutions for people
who want to not give away allof their data to the entire world.
And so I am in this positionand it is time to make a change.
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I have gone through so many differentiterations, from Patreon to YouTube censored,
censored, I have substack, don'twant to use that, went to
X and premium, and now Ihave X subs, which I'm really thankful
that you guys subscribe and you guyswant to hear some of my internal ramblings.
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But I'm tired of giving away allof my information, and so I
am going to actively be spending timeto think about how I can move away
from X, away from all ofthis, into a platform with that is
decentralized, where I have sovereignty overmy own data and I can have a
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paywall subscription system for people who reallywant to understand the deeper nuances, the
deeper things in my brain, andobviously for me as an opportunity to give
you guys insider information on what I'mbuilding and what I'm doing and how things
are transpiring. But X and Elonhave crossed the threshold. Now they're asking
for more data, more personal informationthan I'd like to give it. You
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might say, well, Peter,you've already given away. Fair enough.
I've already given away in all theseother places. But every person, I
think needs to get to a threshold, to a point where they're like,
you know what I've been given.I've been given, I've been given,
I've been given, and you knowwhat, Enough's enough. Some of you
guys might have had experiences like thisin the past, with relationships with people
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who just keep taking and taking andtaking. Evan Eventually you just want to
say, you know what, I'mdone. I'm done with the taking.
I'm going to find another solution here. So I just want to let you
guys know, all of you guysthat are subscribed to my ex subs and
really appreciate you guys. I'm goingto well, I already have another system
in place. We just need tocontinue to build it out. But stay
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tuned, stay frosty. There's goingto be a day in the future where
I'm going to be shutting down Xsubs and I hope that you guys joined
me over in my new platform thatI'm going to be building out, but
just wanted to give you guys justa heads up. I'll be talking about
this a couple of times in thenear future as well, So it looks
like I'm going to be moving awayfrom X. I mean it, just
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what are your thoughts on? Areyour ideas? Let me know