Twitter launched again its confirmation program this previous week, enabling anyone to demand a blue checkmark, but the organization is ceasing to receive new attention because of the number of requests it has previously accepted.

“We’re operating in verifying applications,” the organization tweeted. “So we going to tap on the pause on receiving any extra for now while we evaluate the people that have been proposed. We’ll resume applications shortly! (We pinky swear)”

While it officially inaugurated the program for statements on May 20th, the organization warned that the timeline for applications may extend. “Once you propose your request, you can assume an emailed reply from us within a few days, but this could take up to several weeks depending on how many obvious applications are in our line,” Twitter announced in a blog. But it appears that the amount of attention has already converted so great that Twitter has adopted to reflect applications completely, just 8 days following the program resumed.

Twitter earlier postponed the confirmation in 2017 after it confirmed the account of a white supremacist. The firm moved back to the drawing board on its confirmation strategies, offering the unique ones in January.

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