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Elon Musk Breaks Silence After Twitter Users Vote for His Resignation
Elon Musk Breaks Silence After Twitter Users Vote for His ResignationElon Musk sheepishly returned to Twitter Monday evening after a fairly quiet day, having spent most of the previous 24 hours in silence after creating a poll in which users voted for him to resign as CEO of the company.
Musk had not released a public statement per se, but began his return by engaging with convicted fraudster Kim Dotcom.
The internet personality had floated a baseless claim that the so-called “deep state” rigged the Twitter poll. Tweeting at @ElonMusk directly, DotCom claimed the U.S. government runs the “biggest bot army on Twitter” and offered the billionaire some advice: “let’s clean up and then run this poll again.” Musk simply commented: “Interesting.”
Musk had not released a public statement per se, but began his return by engaging with convicted fraudster Kim Dotcom.
The internet personality had floated a baseless claim that the so-called “deep state” rigged the Twitter poll. Tweeting at @ElonMusk directly, DotCom claimed the U.S. government runs the “biggest bot army on Twitter” and offered the billionaire some advice: “let’s clean up and then run this poll again.” Musk simply commented: “Interesting.”
https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-goes-oddly-silent-after-twitter-users-vote-for-his-resignation
Lesson Musk learned: Perhaps, only paid subscribers should be allowed to vote in Twitter polls.
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