Elon Musk, sometime hence. Screenshot: Total Recall (1990). Illo: Beschizza
Elon Musk polled Twitter users on Sunday about whether he should step down as CEO. The answer was "yes." (Of 17.5 million participants, 42.5% voted for him to continue as "leader.") Now, Musk has announced that he's changing how Twitter polls work. Henceforth, only users who pay the $8 minimum monthly charge for a blue "verified" checkmark will be able to vote in these kinds of polls. The suggested change came from a Twitter user to whom Musk replied, "Good point."
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