Washington: Elon Musk, the owner of X, has advised users of the social media platform to refrain from excessively using bold fonts in their posts.
He stated that such posts would no longer be displayed prominently in the main timeline.
Musk highlighted that the bold font feature, intended to help users emphasise specific parts of their messages, can detract from the overall appeal of a post when overused.
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He expressed his frustration in a post, saying, "You will have to click on post details to see anything in bold. My eyes are bleeding."
'If Donald Trump Is Not Elected, Then This Will Be Country's Last Election,' Says Tech Billionaire Elon MuskDue to immediate and excessive use of bold font on đť•Ź, it will be removed from view in the main timeline.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 1, 2024
You will have to click on post details to see anything in bold. My eyes are bleeding.
The change, effective immediately, means that any text formatted in bold will be hidden from direct view on the main feed.
About The Change
Users will now need to click on individual posts to see the bold text. This update applies not only to web users but has recently been extended to those using the iOS and Android apps.
Previously, X only allowed bold and italic text formatting for web users, but the feature's expansion to mobile platforms has led to a notable increase in its usage.
'FAA Smothering National Space Program': SpaceX Chief Elon Musk Lashes Out At Regulatory AgencyThis new rule has been announced to remind users about maintaining readability and aesthetic quality in their posts, ensuring that the platform remains user-friendly.
With this new rule, X aims to enhance the visual experience for its users and maintain the integrity of the platform's content.
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