Because customers pay for it, there is enough money to invest to improve its quality by buying the necessary devices and tools to keep channels with the least percentage of buffering any time lagging. Premium IPTV service is first, well-managed, cared for, and hence more reliable. And IPTV industry, if we are allowed to call it so, is no exception. If you try to search co-founder Chris Best on Twitter, his profile doesn’t show up.In most cases, paid services are greater than free services, no matter what domain or industry we talk about. To top it all off, it appears the Substack crew is being punished on Twitter in other ways. “That writers making money seems to be such a strange concept is telling,” Best wrote on Saturday, an apparent dig at Musk trying to charge famous people on Twitter $8 per month rather than paying them for creating value on the site. Writers can charge monthly fees to readers for some content, something that Taibbi does, along with thousands of other people on Substack. Substack denies Taibbi has ever been an employee of the platform but acknowledges he gets paid from readers on the platform, which is the entire business model of the site.

“Turns out Matt is/was an employee of Substack,” Musk wrote. “We believe we're in compliance with the terms, but if they have any specific concerns we would love to know about them! We'd be happy to address any issues,” Best wrote.īut Musk made one final claim on Twitter that was, again, very misleading. That claim couldn’t be independently verified and Substack co-founder Chris Best denied Musk’s version of events on Saturday, writing that while Substack has used Twitter’s API for years, he doesn’t believe they were doing anything that was prohibited.

“Substack was trying to download a massive portion of the Twitter database to bootstrap their Twitter clone, so their IP address is obviously untrusted,” Musk tweeted on Saturday.

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