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      <title>&#34;free speech&#34; on x? my $10 promoted post experiment (zero spend, 80% engagement, still &#34;running&#34;)</title>
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      <description>I promoted a tweet on X. they took my $10, approved the creative, showed the green &amp;ldquo;running&amp;rdquo; status, and then something strange happened. No delivery.&#xA;in 24 hours: 39 impressions. 80% engagement rate. $0 spent.&#xA;experienced media buyers know that there can be a host of reasons for non-delivery post acceptance. experienced Twitter/X buyers know that &amp;ldquo;performative free speech&amp;rdquo; and &amp;ldquo;early bot engagement&amp;rdquo; have emerged as two common anti-free speech twiddles commonly employed by the house of musk.</description>
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