As he reported channel 24, On Elon Musk’s Twitter There is a new rule for everyone who has an account on the social network. Any account that parodies without explicitly stating ‘parody’ will be blocked forever“.

In a follow-up tweet, Musk added:

We used to issue a warning before it was blocked, but now that we’re releasing a large-scale update, there won’t be a warning.

Quite surprising news came from the man who tweeted “Comedy is now legal on Twitter” after taking full control of the company a few days ago. Humor is legal – as long as it abides by the rules that Elon says can change at any time.

Flash mob and initial blocking against Elon

Since Musk promised that his Twitter would “power the people” by offering verification to anyone willing to pay $8 for a subscription, some owners of already verified accounts held a flash mob. They are renaming themselves after Elon Musk and highlight the problem with the verification system that currently never actually works and does not verify who controls the account. Yes, comedians Kathy Griffin and Sarah Silverman are among those whose accounts have already been blocked or suspended due to the campaign.

what’s going on on twitter

Twitter’s current policy already includes a section covering “parodies, comments, and fan accounts.” As Musk’s later tweets make clear, the plan is to impose the heaviest penalty for the first offense, bypassing the first two levels of practice listed in the current policy on providing fraud and false identification.

Despite Twitter’s previous statement that no major content decisions will be made until it creates a content supervisory board, it seems the new owner of the service has made the decision alone.

Musk has already managed to wreak havoc on the flat and make a series of very strange and thoughtless decisions, at least at first glance. We can only see where this will take the company. Perhaps everything will be resolved much faster than we thought.