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X Faces Potential FTC Scrutiny Over Missing Ad Labels, While Creators Complain of Ad Revenue Share Errors
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Social media was a phenomenon of the early 21st century that mirrored the abuses by wealthy platform owners just a century prior, underpinning the adversarial relationship that often exists between the wealthy and journalistic integri-
Wait a minute, I'm not a historian from the 2100s.
That would be 22nd century. We are in 21st century now.
You didn't get the joke, but I'm glad you know what century it is.
OK the way you wrote it, made it look like you didn't know. If you had written 22nd century instead of 2100s, it might have been clearer.
But it's all a bit fuzzy, who are "abuses by wealthy platform owners just a century prior,"
What are those platforms in the early 1900s?
The joke is the past tense usage of 'was'.