There's no way to know if Musk will seek to impose his own brand of ideology or make it less ideological overall (I'm hoping for the latter). For example, if h

There's no way to know if Musk will seek to impose his own brand of ideology or make it less ideological overall (I'm hoping for the latter). For example, if he stopped banning users who "misgendered" people on Twitter, but instead started banning those who "took God's name in vain", I would qualify that has imposing his own brand of ideology (just for the sake of argument I have no idea if he is religious or what his stance is on "gendering"). If, on the other hand, he stopped banning of users who "misgendered" people, and didn't replace that behavior with a ban on something he frowned upon, I would qualify that as "less ideological". Obviously in this day and age many authoritarians will argue that the absence of censorship is an ideology in itself, but I think most reasonable people can agree that overall, less censorship = less ideology.