Elon Musk continues to be in the media spotlight in recent months after the acquisition of Twitter and the controversial decisions he has made since heading the company of the little blue bird</a>. Decisions that have led public opinion (and some major investors in the social network) to withdraw their support and seek alternatives. Faced with this alternative, Musk banned the promotion of certain competing social networks by publishing an update of the Rules of Use during the World Cup final, but in a few minutes all of Twitter knew the situation.
Since then, Musk initiated an open poll to submit to the popular will whether he should continue at the helm of Twitter as CEO, and the result was 57.4% for yes, something he said he would abide by, although he has not done so for the time being.
Kim Dotcom (the creator of Megaupload) suggested that it was all a strategy to clear Twitter of bots contrary to his way of thinking, and user Unfilteredboss1 suggested that, in fact, the poll should only have been available to verified users with blue icons. Something to which Musk responded, "Good point. Twitter will make that change."
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It does not appear, therefore, that he will abide by the outcome of the vote he himself created, while the future of the social network remains an unknown to all, except perhaps Musk himself.