Twitter showing label next to 'legacy verified accounts' that 'may or may not be notable

Twitter has made yet another change to its verification system by now showing a message on ‘legacy verified accounts’ that were verified under Twitter's previous verification process, noting that these accounts ‘may or may not be notable,’ replacing the previous label that said that accounts that were genuinely verified by Twitter were ‘notable in government, news, entertainment, or
Twitter has made yet another change to its verification system by now showing a message on ‘legacy verified accounts’ that were verified under Twitter's previous verification process, noting that these accounts ‘may or may not be notable,’ replacing the previous label that said that accounts that were genuinely verified by Twitter were

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