X Governance Creator Sharing Program: Nearly 4,000 accounts have been removed, and over $1 million in revenue will be returned to original creators

Comparing news, Nikita Bier, product leader of X Platform, wrote that the platform is upgrading the anti-fraud mechanism of the Creator Revenue Share (Creator Revenue Share) program to focus on cracking down on inducing interaction and content plagiarism.

Bier said that if an account posts “induces interaction” multiple times, such as “Reply and I'll follow everyone,” and the total number of pull-up interactions reaches 3 or more times, it will be removed from the creator and divided into plans and handed over to the policy team for further processing, including the risk of account blocking. Currently, X has identified relevant behavior through the Grok AI system, and today nearly 4,000 accounts have been removed from revenue plans.

Additionally, X's updated content recognition model can detect duplicate content 3 times more efficiently than before. The platform said that simply adding a watermark, title, or simple modification will not earn revenue, and the relevant commercial display revenue will be returned to the original content publisher. The mechanism is also suitable for copying popular text posts, such as “Twitter is a smoking area of the internet” and other high-profile content.

According to Nikita Bier, during this testing cycle, X discovered a total of about 1.5 million pieces of stolen content. For accounts that repeatedly or intentionally evade testing, the platform will disqualify their creator earnings.

X said that through this governance measure, it is expected that more than $1 million in revenue will be redistributed to original content creators to improve the quality of the platform's content ecosystem.