As of this writing, x.com redirects to twitter.com. In 2023, will this relationship flip, such that twitter.com redirects to x.com ?
Resolves based on the redirection status as of the New Year. If twitter.com redirects nowhere (because of tech issues or bankruptcy or whatever), resolves NO. If twitter.com redirects to somewhere else besides x.com, resolves NO. If there are DNS issues such that the redirect is only happening in certain parts of the world, I will resolve YES if and only if it seems to me that most DNS servers in the USA are redirecting to x.com .
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I have a discussion on what counts on YES/NO in mine, I would like to know if you would rule the same way as me to say how fungible these markets are:
I've been a bit more lax in that I'm willing to consider a utility TLD like xinternals.com for example being deployed and it still being a YES
https://manifold.markets/RobinBruce/will-twittercom-redirect-to-xcom-by-1178bf0e5d7c#SSJO5laNOT6wKRhVkeEm
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