Señor

The new X revenue model is becoming frustrating for creators who do serious aggregation, since accounts are being rejected under “original content” rules even when they spend hours finding useful posts, checking what matters, adding context and turning scattered information into something people can actually follow. They should recognise good aggregation as real editorial work, especially when the material comes from inside the X ecosystem itself, since the platform depends heavily on accounts that collect breaking updates, connect separate posts and help users make sense of fast moving stories without leaving X. If they are treating every aggregator like a lazy repost account, it risks killing one of the main reasons people stay on the platform for hours during major news events, elections, disasters, markets and public controversies. And if they kill good aggregation, X will eventually hurt itself, since people do not come here only to read isolated posts from hundreds of accounts, they come here because certain creators gather the noise and turn it into something useful. There has to be a clear difference between mindless copying and serious aggregation, or X may end up pushing out the same creators who keep users scrolling, reading and returning every day.