A few days have passed since Elon Musek arrived on Twitter and as we told you at the time, it did so in style, almost making its debut in a survey asking social network users if they would like a long-awaited feature to be added so that tweets that have already been posted can be edited. More like asking about Santiago Bernabéu, which is the best football team in the world. And in the case of Musk’s question, the answer was even more predictable. Maybe he did it because of the April joke, or maybe because he already knew that Twitter was already working on it.
And indeed, as we told you a day later, Twitter confirmed, this time without jokes, that it was working on a tweet editing feature and that its first version would soon arrive on Twitter Blue. He did it in a tweet that contained something interesting, a phrase, «No, we did not get the idea from the survey 😉«, More than an obvious reference to a survey previously published by Musk. A specification that seems to claim authorshipwhich prevents Musk from subsequently claiming credit for being responsible for him.
Personally, I already said then that this phrase in that tweet it seemed to me to be a clear measure to mark the country, and not particularly friendly. It sounded, even if it was an interpretation, that Musk’s survey was not very funny on Twitter. Of course, it would be a key factor to know if the billionaire, as a shareholder in the company, was already aware that the adjustment function was already on the way.
And now we know from Yahoo! The sport that Twitter staff are already asking what Musk can and can’t do. The company holds an internal Q&A session where employees can ask questions to board members, and it has been confirmed that Elon Musk will attend. And according to the publication, the employee raised the following question:
«Quick question: If an employee tweeted some of the things Elon tweeted, they would probably be the subject»
This question is that if a Twitter worker posted messages on a social network, such as those posted by Musk, would be the subject of a human resources survey. Something that questions whether board members like Elon Musk should be subject to the same rules as other members of the company about what can and cannot be disclosed.
Given the doubts of this and other employees, this would already be confirmed the quality of voting in decisions will match Parag Agrawal, the company’s CEO since the departure of Jack Dorsey a few months ago. However, when confirming his post on Twitter, Musk stated that he was “We look forward to working with Parage and the Twitter Board on significant improvements to Twitter in the coming months«. It was conceivable, given his personality, but he had already made it very clear that his entry into the board should not be a vase.
Of course we have to remember that Musk has played numerous controversies on Twitter in the past, more or less recent. From bullshit (at least) to attacking Vladimir Putin one-on-one to the announcement of possible financial operations related to Tesla, which resulted in the investigation of regulators. What happens now that you have a say in how a social network works? It’s a little scary to think about, really.
Source: Muy Computer
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