According to Cointelegraph, Elon Musk has announced that posts corrected by X's community-driven fact-checking feature, Community Notes, will be ineligible for revenue share. The move aims to reduce the spread of misinformation and sensationalism. Musk stated that the change would 'maximize the incentive for accuracy over sensationalism' and claimed that any attempted weaponization of the feature would be 'immediately obvious' as the data is open source.However, some X users and Crypto Twitter pundits questioned aspects of the change, asking whether it would apply to notes added for context rather than correcting false information. The crypto-focused account Bitcoin Archive pointed out that not all community notes are refutations or corrections, with some simply adding further context. Finance-focused X account 'Not Jerome Powell' suggested that community notes applied to memes 'in a funny way' or notes providing context 'should be excluded.'On the other hand, some users were supportive of the change, including Dogecoin co-creator Billy Markus, who said, 'Pay attention to those who vehemently disagree with this. It’s quite literally people who make a lot of money spreading misinformation.' X has not shared the number of accounts eligible for monetization or the identities of its 100,000 contributors in 44 countries, as reported in an Oct. 26 post from X CEO Linda Yaccarino.