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Fewer X posts use credits

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  • 1 changed

An X post that names a website without https:// no longer uses credits. Only a link that starts with http:// or https:// does, because that is what X charges for. Also changed: X post statistics now refresh on a fixed schedule.

Improved

  • X posts that name a website without https:// are free - X charges its link fee only for a link that starts with http:// or https://. A post that names a website without it, such as omnisocials.com or www.omnisocials.com, no longer uses credits. The cost warning in the editor, the credits reserved for scheduled posts and the warning in the API and MCP follow the same rule. A post with a full link still uses 20 credits.

Changed

  • X post statistics refresh on a fixed schedule - X charges for every time we read the numbers of a post. An X post now gets its first numbers a few hours after it publishes and a refresh after day 1, day 3, day 7 and day 30. After day 30 the numbers stay as they are. In our data an X post has 82% of its final views after a day and a half and 98% after a week, so the totals you see stay accurate. Other platforms are unchanged.

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