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I predict one of two outcomes: 1) He will claim that the poll was manipulated by bots and thus he doesn't have to respect the result. 2) He will step down and
by faefox 4y ago
I predict one of two outcomes:
1) He will claim that the poll was manipulated by bots and thus he doesn't have to respect the result.
2) He will step down and appoint a prominent far-right personality as Twitter's new CEO, in keeping with his vague threat to "be careful what you wish for" and his seemingly all-consuming need to own the libs.
- torben-friis 4y agoI'm wondering whether this is a 'David Cameron's Brexit vote' moment or just looking for an excuse to give up without losing face
- colordrops 4y agoHe claimed to have gotten rid of most of the bots so it wouldn't be a great excuse. Not that consistency has been the trend lately.
- wheats 4y agoWhere did he claim this? I have never seen him make any claims except that impressions are down on seeing spam (i.e. there are still bots but fewer of their posts are being displayed).
- colordrops 4y agohttps://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1602389340763586561 https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/16023893407635865...
- shagmin 4y agoI see #2 being likely, but with it being more of a title thing only and Elon Musk still being just as hands on.
- faefox 4y agoCalled it. :)