Twitter, which passed into the hands of Elon Musk in September, has undergone great changes since then. The latest changes are that blue ticks are no longer given to anyone for free, and content producers have switched to a subscription system to generate income.
Elon Musk, who is also the CEO of Twitter, came up with the latest changes today. How many subscribers Musk reached on Twitter and his income per month were announced. In addition, for accounts with a blue tick, the “who gives the money blows the whistle” was started.
Elon Musk’s current number of subscribers on Twitter and the money he earned has been announced:
Elon Musk did not hide his own subscriber count in his sharing, where he reminded content producers that they can now earn money thanks to Subscriptions from Twitter. In the post made by Musk, there was information that 24 thousand 700 users subscribed to him.
Elon Musk has activated the $3.99 package, which is the mid-level subscription package. This means that Musk will earn $ 98,800 per month.
Accounts with blue ticks will now take priority
Another sharing of Elon Musk was about the accounts that received a blue tick with Twitter Blue. Musk has announced that accounts with blue ticks will now be ‘prioritized’. Although he does not say in which area this prioritization is, unfortunately, he is most likely talking about the Twitter algorithm. In other words, it will now be possible to remove the shares of blue-ticked accounts on your homepage first.
Elon Musk’s censorship policy: “Don’t censor, don’t get censored”
Musk, who punished journalists and organizations on Twitter who defended freedom of speech but disparaged him, made a statement about censorship this time. “Don’t censor, you don’t get censored,” Musk said.
About 3 hours after this tweet, he shared the following post:
“The collective mind that created this platform needs more signals and less noise.”
As you can see, Elon Musk’s literary veins are also open.
He also returned to a post in 2018:
Elon Musk’s super-app idea X is now officially on the way, while Musk made a post about it. He quoted his post in 2018 and included the phrases “Or just X”. In that post, he had said the name of the platform he had in mind earlier:
“I will set up a site where the public can rate the core truth of any article and track the credibility score of every journalist, editor, and publication over time. I’m thinking of naming it Pravda…”
57169
