Businessman Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, has expanded the limits for reading tweets who imposed the Sabbath and pointed out this Sunday the “irony” that the same tweet in which he announced them became most read post to date.

Musk said on Saturday that to prevent “extreme levels of data extraction and system manipulation”verified accounts could read a maximum of 6,000 tweets per day, unverified accounts 600, and new unverified accounts 300, although he later made concessions.

In a few hours, Musk retreated a couple of times and expanded limits to 10,000 tweets for verified accounts, 1,000 for unverified accounts, and 500 for new unverified accounts.

Nevertheless, the initial announcement of the limits caused a stir on the network, At the same time, many users have reported problems accessing content, and this first post on this Sunday morning has been read more than 455 million times.

“Another manifestation of irony, this publication has gained a record number of views!”, pointed out a businessman who sarcastically commented in another post how users reach reading limits by “reading about the limits” and complaining about the measure.

According to Downdetector’s monitoring page, social media access issues peaked after the initial announcement. about 7000 reports, but they normalized during the day and did not exceed 1000 this Sunday morning.