The richest person in the world, Elon Musk, bought about 10 percent of Twitter shares days after the allegations that he would establish his own social media formation. Musk is on the agenda as usual with the idea of the Twitter edit button.
It is thought that Elon Musk, who has learned to buy shares worth about 3 billion dollars from Twitter, can take control of Twitter features. Tesla and SpaceX CEO asked 80.3 million followers in the latest survey he shared, “Would you like an edit button?” she asked.
Elon Musk launched a survey for the first regulation of Twitter
Elon Musk, who became the company’s largest shareholder by purchasing 9.2 percent of Twitter shares, launched an interesting survey. Asking users if they want an edit button, Musk did not miss a small trick in the survey.
74 percent of the poll voted by over 1.5 million users. part answered yes. However, it should be noted that the options that Musk put as yes and no are actually not written correctly. Musk appears to have deliberately misspelled poll choices (yse for yes, on for no) to indicate his purpose.
Although the largest shareholder of the platform, Musk does not have the authority to add new features to Twitter. Tesla and SpaceX CEO, who is not on the company’s board of directors, still seems to be having fun on social media.
But it’s clear that Twitter users have wanted an edit button for years. If you’ve already posted a tweet and made a spelling or grammatical mistake, you’ll have to delete the entire tweet and repost it to fix it.
The lack of tweet editing support on Twitter has a justifiable reason, according to former CEO and founder Jack Dorsey. “Once you post a tweet, someone else can retweet it,” Dorsey said in a statement. “If you completely change the content of that tweet after an hour, you would be doing an injustice to the person who retweeted the original tweet.”
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