1. A subject typically needs at least three independent, substantive sources to be considered clearly notable. 2. Articles for Deletion (AfD) is a public commu…

1. There is no official follower minimum — verification relies on authenticity and notability, not a single number. 2. Accounts with ~10,000 followers may see…

1. The very first public message was “just setting up my twttr,” posted by Jack Dorsey on March 21, 2006. 2. In 2021 the first tweet was sold as an NFT, turnin…

1. Only the review author can delete a Google review directly — businesses cannot unilaterally remove it. 2. Policy-based removals (spam, impersonation, privac…

1. In most cases, you can edit or delete a review yourself — typically by signing into the exact account you used to post it. 2. Businesses usually can’t delet…

1. Responding publicly to a negative review often reduces harm faster than trying to hide negative reviews via questionable tactics. 2. Paying for deletion can…

1. Attaching screenshots and transaction records increases removal odds significantly—clear evidence often speeds moderator decisions. 2. Flagging plus a suppo…

1. The person who wrote a review can always edit or delete it — that’s the fastest route to remove Google review content. 2. Google removes reviews that clearl…

1. You can remove bad reviews from Google if they violate platform policy (spam, hate speech, or privacy breaches). 2. Responding quickly and offering an offli…

1. Google removes reviews only when they break policy or a legal route proves removal is required — most negative reviews remain. 2. Documented evidence (order…

1. Document first: Screenshots with timestamps and profile URLs are free and often decisive in platform disputes. 2. Outreach often works: A calm, human messag…

1. As of 15 Nov 2025 Elon Musk led X with 229,109,183 followers — the single largest public follower count recorded on that date. 2. Platform audits between 20…

1. Instagram looks for four clear criteria: authentic, unique, complete and notable — each must be demonstrated to pass verification. 2. Typical response time…

1. Instagram evaluates four core criteria: authenticity, uniqueness, completeness and notability — not just follower count. 2. Local and trade media coverage c…

1. Platforms check four core signals—Authentic, Unique, Complete, Notable—rather than relying on followers alone. 2. YouTube still uses a clear 100,000-subscri…

1. Verified accounts are consistently rated as more trustworthy in perception studies — a real cognitive shortcut for new audiences. 2. Verification can reduce…

1. You can get verified without fame — many non-celebrities earn verification through independent press and consistent online evidence. 2. Meta Verified (2023)…

1. A clear, legible ID and a complete public profile are often the fastest fixes that reduce rejection risk. 2. Independent press coverage and authoritative di…

1. Instagram’s verification hinges on four checks: authenticity, uniqueness, completeness and notability—no fixed follower threshold. 2. A tidy public profile…

1. Ordinary people can be verified: verification depends on authenticity, completeness, uniqueness, and notability — not just follower count. 2. You don’t need…