Elon Musk will limit who can vote in polls about the future of Twitter: these are his criteria

Elon Musk has confirmed another novelty for Twitter Blue that could exempt him from complying with the results of a poll he took just a few hours ago on the social network in which he allowed users to choose whether they want him to continue as CEO companies. The CEO emphasized in a tweet that soon only those users who pay for a subscription to the platform will will be able to vote in polls related to Twitter policy.

Elon Musk’s decision to only allow users who have access to Twitter Blue to participate in his polls is actually a response to a Twitter user. He specifically stated that “Blue subscribers should be the only ones who can vote in political-related polls.” executive replied to this post, stating that it was a “good point” and that “Twitter will make this change.”

Moments before, Elon Musk also called it “interesting.” small thread from Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom. At the same time, the businessman assured that “It was unwise to conduct such a survey” when he became “Enemy No. 1 of the Deep State.”. “They have the biggest army of bots on Twitter. They have 100 thousand “analysts” with 30-40 accounts voting against them. Let’s clean up and then run this survey again. Most believe in you,” Dotcom said in detail in the publication.

The Megaupload founder also shared in a more humorous tone that he hopes for Elon Musk.”I made this poll as a trap to catch all deep state bots.” “The data set for this survey will contain most of them. One good data analysis and you can kill them all in one fell swoop.”

Elon Musk has yet to take any action on the results of his poll.

The ability for Twitter Blue users to vote in polls is a good option. to avoid bots or those fake twitter accounts that might vote to harm the tycoon. However, this feature could greatly help Elon Musk in his personal decisions; especially considering that many of his fans are subscribed to the service.

Elon Musk, meanwhile, asked Twitter users if he should stay on as the company’s CEO. He also promised to pay attention to the poll results. The vote ended with 57.5% of the participants calling for him to step down as CEO of Twitter.

Elon Musk, however did not confirm whether he would stick with the results or ignore them instead and will continue to run the company. Recall, the mogul has repeatedly said that he would not want to be the CEO of Twitter or any of his other companies.

On the other hand, Tesla shareholders remain concerned about Elon Musk’s snub of his electric car company after the mogul sold a total of 39,000 million dollars in promotions in just one month. One of its biggest investors, Leo Coguang, even came to ask the chief executive to step down as CEO. He also explained that it must be occupied by someone the size of Tim Cook.