elon muskTesla owner who is currently a board member twitterThis Saturday (9) typically provocatively asked if the social network was “dying,” hinting at accounts with a large number of followers but little activity.
“Many of these ‘super’ accounts rarely tweet and post little content. Is Twitter dying?” he wrote and added a list of the 10 most followed profiles.
Many of these “top” accounts rarely tweet and post very little content.
Is Twitter dying? https://t.co/lj9rRXfDHE
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 9, 2022
Former US President Barack Obama is the leader with 131 million followers, followed by several entertainment stars (Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga…) and Elon Musk in eighth place. million followers
“Justin Bieber has only tweeted once this year,” added the businessman, who posts about his work, personal thoughts and memes almost daily.
(4) After becoming a major shareholder of the California group on Monday, the multi-millionaire assured the stock market regulator that its participation was “passive”, that is, it had no intention. influence important strategic decisions of the platform.
However, he was soon invited to join the company’s board of directors by the company’s managing director, Parag Agrawal.
Musk said he’s keen to start making “significant improvements to Twitter” soon, and in a poll of his followers he asked if they’d like the addition of an “edit” button on the social network (which would allow him to edit a tweet after it’s posted online).
Shortly after, Twitter said it would start experimenting with the idea.
The Tesla and SpaceX founder is expected to meet with Twitter staff for a Q&A soon.
Several Twitter employees expressed their concerns after Musk joined the board, citing multi-millionaire comments on transgender people and his reputation as a tough leader, according to internal discussion messages quoted by the Washington Post.
(7) On Thursday, Musk posted a photo on Twitter of him holding a cigarette surrounded by a cloud of smoke.
The caption, taken from one of the footage from host Joe Rogan’s podcast, is accompanied by the caption: “Twitter’s next board is going to be great.”
Source: Exame
