You are incorrect in your assumptions about X being more open. Please process this next sentence carefully.That non-members of X cannot read the current posts of members is a massive suppression of exchanged ideas, and the chronological order non-members see is not the same order they saw when it was Twitter.I don't disagree that Twitter can run their business as they choose and the baker should be able to do the same. But I also admire Elon Musk who appreciates the importance of social media to influence, inform, and also its power to disinform and suppress information. And his choice was to make Twitter, now X, an open forum for a free exchange of ideas, concepts, information without censorship except in those areas that are unacceptable to ALL civil society.
Not a free exchange of ideas, but exclusionary, fascist exchanges.