Twitter CEO Musk launched a poll on the social media platform on Sunday asking whether he should step down as head of the company.
The poll comes after Twitter’s Sunday policy update, which prohibited accounts created solely for the purpose of promoting other social media firms and content that contains links or usernames for rival platforms.
Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who recently invested in social media platform Nostr, replied to the Twitter support post with one word: “Why?.” In a reply to another user posting about the Nostr promotion ban, Dorsey said, “doesn’t make sense.”We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Last week, Twitter disbanded its Trust and Safety Council, a volunteer group formed in 2016 to advise the social media platform on site decisions.
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