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It is almost an exact clone of Twitter. There's even a little retweet button with the little circular arrows.

The biggest difference is that Elon Musk is not the owner of Threads.

That is a short point. So that is Jeffrey Fowler, who we have on now and then talking about various

tech things, talking about the new... So Zuckerberg and Elon may fight an accaged at some point and

have been calling out each other's manliness. I certainly hope they will, yes.

Now Zuckerberg, who owns Facebook, is starting something that looks and acts exactly like Twitter.

Calls the Threads. Threads, you're on Threads, Katie?

Yes. I am. And does it operate like Twitter? None of our listeners are on Twitter,

so I don't even know who this segment is for. But what do you find about Threads so far?

It acts exactly like Twitter. There are a couple of features that are slightly different.

You have more character count. You get 500 characters with Threads. It's only 280 for Twitter.

There's no web desktop version of it, so you can only access Threads through the app.

So there's no jumping on your computer and utilizing it. And you can't edit your tweets after

you post them. But it's not anything major. But I would say that all my favorite follows on Twitter

announced in the last several days that they have a thread account now. So they must think it's worth

the however many minutes it takes to do that. Right. And it's the easy access of cross-posting as well.

Because when you create a thread account, it pulls all of your stuff from Instagram and puts it on

there. So all of your contacts follow us. So it's just a transfer of info.

So my tasteful yet erotic bikini shots will immediately be posted on Threads. Interesting.

But I saw a number of comments around the idea that Twitter is so awful and becomes such a

assess pool of hate or whatever. And always as far as I can tell. Thank God for Threads. Well,

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