This is the Friends Vista Debating Society. I'm John Bachelord, the CEO of the Guru of True Social,

where very carefully and casually, without much noise, the First Amendment is practiced.

A good idea. If you're attracting a global audience to post short tweets, well,

they're not tweets. Their short little messages with video is possible with still photos,

which is what I use. I like to use photos from before 1940.

I found a whopper of a photo of a salient, the first photo I've ever taken. Please, Devon.

Devons here, however, to comment on something else. Devon, I don't understand this story. Help me.

It's about, I guess, competition for you, but you're so much more than Twitter.

I don't want to say you're in one box. You're also Instagram. You're also looking at video.

You're making true social into Swiss Army Knife of Social Media. This is about Substack.

Substack writers say Twitter's newsletter ban is bad for business and worse for Twitter.

I believe this is the verge reporting. This week, Twitter began restricting the promotion of links to

Substack newsletters, a move that seems to fly in the face of owner Elon Musk's vocal support

of free speech on the platform. The change is a huge problem for Substack writers who have found Twitter

to be one of the best places to attract new subscribers to their newsletters.

Do you understand this, Devon? Substack is, they write articles. They're journalists and some of them get paid.

Like Matt Tayyibi, I subscribe to his substack. I think I pay him $5 a month, something phenomenal.

And I get that in the video and the video audio of his conversation with a colleague of his.

And everybody else on Substack is a journalist, a blogger, an editor.

So what is this competition between Substack and Twitter? Why would Musk move to, once again, the word is a move to ban.

Change is a huge problem. Restricting. That's the polite way of saying ban. Do you understand this, Devon?

John, I don't understand the move by Twitter to do that. A few months ago, they actually did the same thing to True Social,

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