As it will be remembered, everything started with the question of whether Musk should leave his management position in the company. The majority – 57.5% of over 17 million users – responded positively. The new owner of the company did not comment on these results on the second day, but was clearly annoyed by them.

What about the polls now?

according to the source, The social network will likely only allow paid Twitter Blue followers to vote in important future polls. It’s not clear what key issues are meant, but these could be decisions about critical updates and changes that will have a significant impact on the future of the service, and the company’s policy on various issues.

The idea was suggested to Musk by one of his Twitter users, nicknamed Unfiltered Boss.

“The only people who can vote in political polls should be blue subscribers.“, the comment Musk replied to states: “Good point. Twitter will make that change”.

What else is interesting on Twitter

Social network Releases “Blue for Business”to help identify brands and their representatives.

• This is a subscription for companies that want to “validate and differentiate themselves”.
• The new functionality will allow you to link the official pages of companies with the pages of employees and add a flag to the profile.
• Esther Crawford, Twitter’s director of product management, who made the announcement, has the social network’s square logo next to the blue checkmark to confirm she’s working for the company.
• No other details including price.
• Twitter has also officially started introducing a new icon with a gray checkmark for “government and multilateral accounts” and a gold checkmark for business accounts.
• Blue for Business also includes square avatars.

Blue for Business / Photo: The Verge