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Twitter's Super Follow application could generate revenueTwitter has introduced a new characteristic called the Super Follow, which is a nifty little gimmick it's supposed to permit guaranteed users to put paywalls on some of their Tweets. This could be useful for adult content suppliers. However, it sort of feels that the feature is not doing really well. The new feature hasn't been tested, however the Washington Post lately reported on a report from a company that analyzes such features. It is unclear how the Super Follow works, but the agency is promising users that it could include some nifty tools. One of the features is a 'Earnings Estimator' that tells the user how many followers they must earn X amount of money. Those numbers aren't public, but it's safe to say that a percent of each price will go to Twitter. Another is a 'Communities' tool, which goes like a Facebook group. These groups will allow creators to share and receive criticism, and may additionally offer a place to monetize their presence on Twitter. Finally, a 'Twitter Cards' characteristic enables richer preview snippets when a tweet consists of card markup. Essentially, the cardboard will let Twitter display a larger image in the Tweet, and will enable Twitter to reveal more exact previews of the tweet.
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