Source: World Wide Web
Musk, The largest shareholder of Twitter, sent a tweet.
Musk, a member of the board of directors of Twitter and the largest shareholder, tweeted on the 9th local time, saying that "most of those 'top' accounts have rarely tweeted, and (even if they tweet) have released very little content." Is Twitter dead? ”↓
The tweet retweeted a list from a statistics account listing "the 10 most watched Twitter accounts," with former U.S. President Barack Obama at the top of the list, including, but not limited to, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, star C Ronaldo, Canadian singer Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Taylor Swift and other American pop female singers.
In a subsequent tweet, Musk specifically explained that "Taylor Swift, for example, hasn't posted anything for three months" and that "Justin Bieber has only sent one message this year." ”
Some netizens replied to Musk's question "yes." ↓
But many also said Twitter "is not dying, but if it doesn't manage hate speech, mob mentality and bullying in some way, it is doomed to lose those who helped it grow, leaving a darker place." I don't understand technology, but I have empathy for everyone. I think Twitter needs such people. ”↓
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Germany's Der Spiegel magazine reported on April 5 that Musk, the world's richest man and CEO of Tesla Motors and space company SpaceX, has gone from one of the most active users on Twitter to a member of Twitter's board of directors: he bought 9.2% of Twitter's shares and became the largest shareholder. Soon after, foreign media noticed that some Republicans asked Musk to restore the Twitter account of former US President Trump. Twitter announced a "permanent ban" on Trump's personal account on January 8 last year, citing "the risk of further incitement to violence."