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Many advertisers had pulled out, and what's the reaction of Musk? Meh.
He doesn't care at all!
In fact, he is re-installing all banned accounts next week (according to media report today).
When he gave that new mandate and ultimatum last week, which caused many of his staffs to walk out - that didn't seem to bother him at all.
In fact, I suspect, that's exactly what he had hoped would happen.
Looks to me, he bought TWITTER, not to make money off it.
He bought is as a "toy" for himself. For his own entertainment, or as his "playground."
And, at the same time - he's trying to uphold his passion for freedom of speech.
He's prepared to personally finance it that's why it doesn't matter to him that advertisers had pulled out.
There won't be any need for many staffs to monitor the site either - since there will be less censorship if, there will be any of it at all!
That's why I think, he wanted to get rid a lot of staff!
Your take?
He doesn't care at all!
In fact, he is re-installing all banned accounts next week (according to media report today).
When he gave that new mandate and ultimatum last week, which caused many of his staffs to walk out - that didn't seem to bother him at all.
In fact, I suspect, that's exactly what he had hoped would happen.
Looks to me, he bought TWITTER, not to make money off it.
He bought is as a "toy" for himself. For his own entertainment, or as his "playground."
And, at the same time - he's trying to uphold his passion for freedom of speech.
He's prepared to personally finance it that's why it doesn't matter to him that advertisers had pulled out.
There won't be any need for many staffs to monitor the site either - since there will be less censorship if, there will be any of it at all!
That's why I think, he wanted to get rid a lot of staff!
Your take?
