X platform upgrades the creator revenue-sharing program, strictly bans violations such as “engaging in mutual shout-outs by replying,” and has already removed nearly 4,000 accounts today

PANews July 16 reports that Nikita Bier, the product lead for X, released the latest update to the creator revenue-sharing plan. Accounts that publish content such as “Reply and follow each other” 3 times or more consecutively will be removed from the revenue-sharing plan, and the account will be submitted to the policy team for a ban. Grok can now fully detect this type of behavior, and today nearly 4,000 accounts have been removed.

In addition, the new model’s accuracy in detecting duplicate content is three times higher than that of the previous model. Adding watermarks, intro sequences, and other editing content will send the number of times the realized earnings are shown to the original uploader. This also applies to copying popular text posts. In this cycle, 1.5 million stolen posts have been detected. Repeated behavior or intentionally bypassing this mechanism will result in the account being removed from the plan. With these changes, the X team will return more than $1 million in earnings to original content creators.