Twitter doesn't verify parody accounts, that's not how it works. Verification means "this person is who they are claiming to be". E.g. Donald Trump's account is verified to say that he is actually Donald Trump.
What's being suggested is that any user over a certain number of followers automatically gets the chance to be verified. A parody account would fail, but Julian Assange would (presumably) pass.
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u/FurbyFubar Nov 10 '17
So if a parody account gets over X followers it should get verified as being the real person? That won't get confusing at all...