After Elon Musk fired thousands of individuals from Twitter, various interesting things started to happen. One of these is the platform's userbase and activity, which increased despite the leftists' efforts to get people to leave the platform.
In Japan, people started noticing that the list on their Twitter accounts was not always full of politics. This was odd since there was usually something political being shown there. According to Niche, this has led to the emergence of various anime and Gundam trends.
Following Elon Musk's firing, various forms of entertainment, such as anime and Gundam, started to replace politics on Twitter Trends in Japan.
One of the individuals who was laid off from Twitter was the Twitter curation team. According to a Japanese journalist, the change in the type of content being shown on the platform was due to the dissolution of the team.
Business Insider Japan's Ikeko Takeshita noted that the changes in the list might have been caused by the company's regular practice of sending articles to Twitter for curation. This would then lead to the emergence of a new "trend."
According to Takeshita, he is also sure that the news feed of Twitter is not updated. He noted that the company's practice of sending articles to the curation team has been going on for a long time. He claims that the articles that the media has sent to the platform have been selected.
One user claimed that the changes in the list might have been caused by Twitter's collaboration with certain media to create certain trends.
According to Niche, the list has started to reflect the various interesting things that people in Japan are interested in. This has been a welcome change for the country's trending list.
Users in Japan have noted that the list is no longer dominated by politics. Instead, it has started to reflect the various interesting things that people are interested in. One of the users who posted the list said that the changes in the list were peaceful. He also joked about how the team members spend their time sorting out topics.
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In the US, the list seems to have started to reflect the various interesting things that people are interested in. As of this writing, nothing political has been shown until the 13th position, with Paul Ryan trending. Other than politics, the list also features sports and entertainment topics.
Despite the lack of concrete evidence indicating that manipulation is taking place, people can already piece together the details of the changes that have been happening on the platform. The changes would often coincide with news stories that have been uplifting to left-wing narratives. Right-leaning topics would then disappear quickly. With the departure of the company's staff, the list has started to reflect the various interesting things that people are interested in.
The preceding is a summary of an article that originally appeared on RedState.
