<ul><li>Elon Musk's $44B acquisition of Twitter aimed to expand the platform's influence by setting conversations of the day and distributing real-time information.</li><li>Previously, Twitter's conversations and insights were freely available to all, but Musk's latest changes to the platform will limit the reach of those conversations unless users pay a monthly fee.</li><li>The changes to Twitter's accessibility raise concerns about the platform's role in shaping public discourse and whether it should be limited to those who can pay for it.</li><li>As users debate Twitter's changes, some may seek out alternative platforms that prioritize open access to information and community-driven discourse.</li></ul>

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