Not yet. The company is still under Musk’s control because he owns it, and he’s also chairman. Also, the person who launched the petition may not be aware of this.
You really think signatures on change.org had anything to do with any of those changes?
No one is compelled to do a damn thing because people took 39 seconds to fill out a name on a website. Especially when those names aren’t checked against a census. Meaning, they can be easily faked.
I guarantee you every one of their flames would have happened without their input.
No one is compelled to do a damn thing because people took 39 seconds to fill out a name on a website. Especially when those names aren’t checked against a census. Meaning, they can be easily faked.
Since so many advertisers and other brands had left Twitter for many reasons, the EU threaten Elon Musk with a warning that they will permanently ban Twitter will ban the app along with Apple and Google play who also threaten twitter to pull the app off from their store, if they don’t ban or suspend hate speech.
A petition to remove Elon from Twitter is not like that. It’s an important petition to save the world’s most useful social networking service. Also, you should stop thinking that Change.org is a bad website (while we see some stupid nonsense petitions).
But he still owns it and has control over the company as chairman and has made many bad changes to Twitter. Maybe the petition should be repurposed to remove him from Twitter completely.
How is a petition going to make him sell his controlling stake in a private company? He’s going to see the petition and say, “well, guess I better sell Twitter.”
Honestly, I think there is nothing that can be done now. He owns the place and it will only get worse. I know it sucks as twitter was a great resource for many people but those days are gone forever.
He has such an inflated ego I believe he would rather burn it to the ground than cut his losses, sell it and move on.
He already reached the ‘blame it on other people’ stage, at least. That’s how people like him conserve their ego while admitting defeat: “someone else did this to me”.
Also Musk already had his own poll along the lines of “Should I immediately step down as CEO?”. The results were yes, and he ignored it for 6 months, then appointed some poor figurehead while he still continued to act as CEO.
Twitter would have looked great on her resume back when Twitter had credibility. She’s been brought on to increase advertising revenue by making the platform look safe and professional, which is basically impossible with Elron stunting all over the place. She also already had a great work history, so I’m not sure how much it will really help her. She’s as much CEO as Medvedev as in charge when Putin pretended to step down for a few years.
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