Elon Musk, Twitter’s latest owner, has informed his followers that they should be prepared to see many dumb things to be done by the platform in the next months. Musk has in advance made a lot of modifications to the venue since acquiring it and has currently determined to keep on operating in the same direction during the next months.
Musk Keeps on Making Major Changes to Twitter after Acquiring It
He declared this in his tweet so that his followers get ready to see the amazing things in the future. Of the previous modifications done by Musk to Twitter one is a subscription model that requires $8 per month, permitting the consumers to have the blue checkmark of verification on their accounts. With this, the customers will gain more prestige in replies as well as Twitter posts as compared with the unverified clients along with seeing fewer ads.
One of the rest of the changes takes into account the implementation of permanent suspensions over the accounts involved in impersonation while no specification of being a parody. Another change deals with the momentary loss of the blue checkmark in the case of changing the account name. Apart from that, Twitter’s misinformation project (which is based on community) has been rebranded to Community Notes (from Birdwatch).
A few of the consumers have mentioned that a unique shopping tab has appeared on the venue’s interface. A Q&A session was conducted by Twitter Spaces on the 9th of November 2022 in which a question was asked Musk regarding his consideration of the Twitter ads. While responding to this, he stated that they are awful at relevance.
Some Proposed Modifications to Twitter in the Future
He also mentioned that one method to deal with this would be by the integration of ads into suggested tweets.
Musk has additionally proposed modifications like the addition of lengthy text to the posts, enhancing the platform’s search operation, a Content Moderation Council’s establishment, the restoration of Vines and other such short-form videos, and the inclusion of paid straight messages permitting customers to send private messages to prominent consumers.
A noteworthy thing is that the firm has submitted its registration paperwork under the Financial Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of the Treasury Department. This would permit the platform to carry out the payment process.